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To or Too

To can be used as a preposition.

-They took the train to Melbourne.

It can also be used with a verb stem as part of a verb phrase.

-I would like to see this movie soon.

This is not to be confused with too which can be used to describe something being done excessively.

-She's driving too fast.

It can also be used in place of also or as well.

-I would like a piece of chocolate too.

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2. We, tootoI don't know, are going away to Barbados in December.

3. The apples we bought from this shop are rotten tootoI don't know the core.

4. I ate totooI don't know much and now I'm having stomach cramps.

5. I have failed tootoI don't know many times in life to make the same mistakes again.

6. tootoI don't know my mind, the situation is not yet hopeless.

7. As soon as the sun appeared, the birds started totooI don't know sing.

8. I was very hungry when I got home and thirsty tootoI don't know.

9. He went tootoI don't know sleep after a very tiring day at the office.

10. The summer has passed much tootoI don't know quickly for my liking.