I'm still having trouble with to and too?

Question

i know that to is like "going to" and too is "he's going too" but i still think i still think i use them wrong sometimes. can anyone explain the more differences between them?

Answer 1

"To" is a preposition that indicates a destination or a receiver.
Examples: "I am going TO the store." "I'm giving the gift TO him."

"Too" means also or excessively; so if you can substitute also or excessively in the sentence, then the word you want is "too." Remember: There's one "o" and ALSO another "o" in "too."
Examples: "I am too tired." "He is going to the concert too."

Answer 2

To is a destination or intent. I am going TO the store. I am going TO send an email. I want TO sleep late.

Too either means also (as well) or in excess. I want to go, too. She came to the conference, too. There is too much salt in the soup. That dress is too big for her.

Answer 3

Too is used instead of the word ALSO. Example:You have a dog and I have a dog TOO (also). or Kate has red hair and I do too (also).

TO with just one o describes going somewhere....you go TO the store. You send a card TO someone. It is about something ro someone going from one place TO another.

Hope this helps!!

Answer 4

You're having trouble with to too?

Too means also.
I love dogs too.

Too could also mean very.
He is too fat.

To is a preposition, I think.
I want to go to the mall.

Answer 5

They're forgetting too much. If it is implying an extent of something, too little, too many, too hot. And it means also. Use the other TO for everything else.

Answer 6

Just remember if you can replace too with also, the too is the right spelling. If not, use to.

Answer 7

too is like adding on something. "he wants it too" "she's coming too" "he ate it too"

i don't know how to explain the other one.

Answer 8

"To" means heading toward a location or a goal. "Too" means "also."

Answer 9

too means "also"