To versus Too versus Two
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*'''To'''= preposition used for expressing motion or direction toward a point. | *'''To'''= preposition used for expressing motion or direction toward a point. | ||
:I am going to the store. | :I am going to the store. | ||
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| + | *'''To'''= preposition used for indicating purpose. | ||
| + | :They drank to his health. | ||
*'''Too'''= Also, as well. | *'''Too'''= Also, as well. | ||
:Can I go, too? | :Can I go, too? | ||
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| + | *'''Too'''= excessively, very much | ||
| + | :It's too hot! | ||
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| + | *'''Too'''= used to contradict a negative assertion | ||
| + | :I am too old enough to drink! | ||
*'''Two'''= the number 2 | *'''Two'''= the number 2 | ||
:I bought two eggs. | :I bought two eggs. | ||
| - | Altogether now | + | Altogether now: |
| - | :Would you two like to go, too?" | + | :"Would you two like to go, too?" |
*back to more [[Grammatical Tips]] | *back to more [[Grammatical Tips]] | ||
*back to the [[Main Page]] | *back to the [[Main Page]] | ||
[[Category:Grammatical Tips]] | [[Category:Grammatical Tips]] | ||
Current revision as of 13:54, 21 July 2011
- To= preposition used for expressing motion or direction toward a point.
- I am going to the store.
- To= preposition used for indicating purpose.
- They drank to his health.
- Too= Also, as well.
- Can I go, too?
- Too= excessively, very much
- It's too hot!
- Too= used to contradict a negative assertion
- I am too old enough to drink!
- Two= the number 2
- I bought two eggs.
Altogether now:
- "Would you two like to go, too?"
- back to more Grammatical Tips
- back to the Main Page
