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To vs Two vs Too Exercise

English Grammar Exercise

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Last updated: 12/03/2023
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"To," "two," and "too" are three homophones that are often mixed up in writing. Each of these words has a distinct meaning and usage. "To" is a preposition that indicates movement towards a destination, "two" is a number that comes after one and before three, and "too" means excessively or also. Confusing these three words can lead to misunderstandings and inaccuracies in writing. Our online exercise on "to," "two," and "too" provides 15 sentences to practice using these words correctly.

Question 1:

_ dogs were barking at each other in the park.

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Question 2:

The coffee is _ hot for me to drink.

1 b
Question 3:

_ people are waiting in line for the movie.

1 b
Question 4:

I have _ tickets for the concert tonight.

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Question 5:

I am going _ the store to buy some groceries.

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Question 6:

I am looking forward _ seeing my family next week.

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Question 7:

The cake was _ sweet for my taste.

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Question 8:

_ much sugar in your coffee can be bad for your health.

1 b
Question 9:

We need _ more chairs for the dinner party.

1 b
Question 10:

_ birds flew over the house this morning.

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Question 11:

_ is a prime number.

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Question 12:

She is _ young to drive a car by herself.

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Question 13:

The suitcase was _ heavy for me to carry alone.

1 b
Question 14:

I am going _ the gym to work out.

1 b
Question 15:

_ heads are better than one when solving a problem.

1 b
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