why do we say "To" instead of "Too"?

Answer 1

We say the same thing, we just spell it differently.

Answer 2

To as in I'm going to the store or Too as in you have too much of something.

Answer 3

You use to when you go or went to something.
I am going to the store.
I went to the movies yesterday.
I am going to tell.

It refers to movement or what you are going to do.

You use too when you mean also, or too many.

I wanted to go to the store too.
I went to the movies on Friday too, and I had too much popcorn.

Answer 4

Grammar!

Answer 5

"too" is used to mean an excess of something, like "too much food" or "the weather is 'too' hot", or it can also mean "also", like "can I go too?"

"to" is a preposition. It's the opposite of from. It is used to mean destination, like "go to the store", or "I gave my iPOD to my sister"

Answer 6

to is like : I am going to the store

too is for: I want to go to the store too

too is a preposition that means means also or very

to is an adverb that means moving toward

Answer 7

Some people must not have done too well in english class :/

Answer 8

They are completely different words (and so is "two"). Get a good book on English usage.

Answer 9

"To" is a preposition.

"Too" is an adverb.

"Two" is noun.

"Toe" is on the end of your foot and doesn't sound anything like the other three.

Answer 10

because we were to busy flirting in english class too pay attention.

Answer 11

"Too" is mostly im reference to a description...... example: too hot, too cold, too loud. "To" is mostly in reference to a destination...... example: This letter is going to Bob., I am going to Cindy's house.,