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To vs Too vs Two

To, too, and two all sound the same — one of the most common English mix-ups. Practice using each correctly with the example sentences below.

🔍 Confused words · pair 47 of 54 ⏱ about 5 minutes 🔊 every sentence has audio

  • To – means “toward, until, for, in order to, etc.”
  • I am going ______ the store. – to
  • She wants ______ learn English. – to
  • Give this book ______ your friend. – to
  • He walked ______ school this morning. – to
  • We need ______ finish by noon. – to
  • Are you coming ______ the party? – to
  • I like ______ swim in summer. – to
  • It’s time ______ eat lunch. – to
  • He gave money ______ the charity. – to
  • She ran ______ catch the bus. – to
  • I want ______ help you. – to
  • The key belongs ______ my brother. – to
  • Listen ______ the teacher. – to
  • She went ______ bed early. – to
  • We drove ______ the beach. – to
  • He likes ______ play soccer. – to
  • This letter is ______ you. – to
  • Can you come ______ my house? – to
  • I have ______ call my mom. – to
  • We moved ______ a new city. – to
  • He listened ______ music all night. – to
  • The train goes ______ Chicago. – to
  • I want ______ see that movie. – to
  • Give this ______ your sister. – to
  • She went ______ the doctor. – to
  • Write a letter ______ your friend. – to
  • I like ______ read before bed. – to
  • Go ______ the end of the street. – to
  • He traveled ______ many countries. – to
  • It's hard ______ understand. – to
  • Too – means “also, more than needed, very.”
  • This bag is ______ heavy for me. – too
  • She is ______ tired to study. – too
  • I want ice cream ______. – too
  • The coffee is ______ hot to drink. – too
  • Are you coming ______? – too
  • The music is ______ loud. – too
  • This shirt is ______ small. – too
  • He runs ______ fast for me. – too
  • The movie was ______ long. – too
  • It’s ______ late to go out. – too
  • My sister wants some cake ______. – too
  • The soup is ______ salty. – too
  • That car is ______ expensive. – too
  • The test was ______ easy. – too
  • I was ______ busy to call you. – too
  • This book is ______ hard for me. – too
  • He eats ______ much candy. – too
  • The shoes are ______ big. – too
  • Can I come ______? – too
  • It’s ______ cold outside. – too
  • My bag is ______ full. – too
  • He drives ______ slowly. – too
  • I’m ______ hungry to wait. – too
  • You can come ______ if you want. – too
  • This room is ______ dark. – too
  • I’m ______ tired to walk. – too
  • The weather is ______ nice today. – too
  • She wants some juice ______. – too
  • It’s ______ noisy in here. – too
  • This puzzle is ______ difficult. – too
  • Two – means “the number 2.”
  • I have ______ brothers. – two
  • He drank ______ glasses of water. – two
  • We saw ______ birds in the tree. – two
  • She has ______ cats. – two
  • Give me ______ pencils, please. – two
  • They ate ______ pieces of cake. – two
  • The baby is ______ years old. – two
  • We waited ______ hours. – two
  • There are ______ cars in the garage. – two
  • I bought ______ shirts. – two
  • She finished the work in ______ days. – two
  • My mom made ______ sandwiches. – two
  • He saw ______ dogs at the park. – two
  • We need ______ more chairs. – two
  • She wore ______ rings. – two
  • He can speak ______ languages. – two
  • The twins are ______ years old. – two
  • He wants ______ cookies. – two
  • There are ______ keys on the table. – two
  • We have ______ classes today. – two
  • I only have ______ dollars. – two
  • The test has ______ parts. – two
  • She bought ______ tickets. – two
  • The answer is number ______. – two
  • He wrote ______ letters. – two
  • They have ______ pets. – two
  • I saw ______ rainbows today. – two
  • She invited ______ friends. – two
  • Give me ______ examples. – two
  • He finished in ______ minutes. – two

Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between to, too, and two?
To shows direction or purpose (going to school). Too means also or more than enough. Two is the number 2.
Is it me to or me too?
Me too — you mean also, which is too with the extra o. To shows direction or purpose: I am going to school.
How do I remember to vs too vs two?
The extra o in too means an extra amount, or also. Two starts with tw like twin and twice. Everything else is to.