To, two, and too | Frequently confused words | Usage | Grammar

Which sentence correctly uses the word "to"?

• I have two apples.

• I am going to the store.

• I ate too much candy.

• My friend likes ice cream too.

In which sentence is "two" used to indicate a quantity?

• She walked to the park.

• He has two dogs.

• It's too cold outside.

• I want to come along too.

Which sentence uses "too" to mean an excessive amount?

• We are going to the movies.

• There are two birds on the branch.

• The soup is too hot to eat.

• She wants a cookie too.

In which sentence does "too" mean "also" or "in addition"?

• I have two brothers.

• He drove to the beach.

• This box is too heavy.

• She likes chocolate, and I do too.