too, to, two, tue, how do you tell them apart?

Question

not me, you

tue is to blow are into an ore smelting furnace into a forge with a tuyere or tew iron

good george you can explain about there their, and they're to sick cured

sorry tue is to blow air not "are"

Answer 1

Too = also, as well - I am coming along too!
To = indicates direction or intent - You're going to the store? Can I come too?
Two = a number - You're going to the store at two? Can I come too?
Tue. = a common abbreviation for Tuesday. - I went to the store on Tue. at two. Bob came too.

Do you need to know about Your and You're too? How about There, Their and They're?

You were supposed to learn this in 4th grade, you know!

Answer 2

For this to be relevant, I guess you would have to be reading a book,or having a conversation with somebody.

You can generally judge which word is being used by taking it in the context of the setting where it is used.

That means two people talking would actually have to listen to the person they were conversing with. That's too much to ask, no matter the day - Sun, Tue, or Thurs!

Answer 3

I'll give you examples. I like that movie TOO.I'm going to the mall.I have two dogs.Finally tue isn't a word.Hope I helped.

Answer 4

By there spelling and sentence structure.

Answer 5

you pay attention to the teacher in 2nd grade

Answer 6

by the way its used in a sentence

Answer 7

context! you have to pay attention to the whole conversation, not just random words.

Answer 8

too-excess of something
two-the number
to-the verb

Answer 9

Too- too many, too much, can I go too?
To- Send this messge to, please be nice to me
Two- Um, the number.
Tue- Never heard of it.

PP88

Answer 10

too - also
to - going to
two - 2
tue - Tuesday