To vs. Too vs. Two

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Understanding the difference between commonly confused words will help you avoid making errors in English usage. Let’s examine the difference between the following:

to

To can be a preposition expressing motion or identifying something, or part of an infinitive verb like to be.

Melinda decided to drive to her parents’ house for a visit.
We’re going to Australia to visit the Sydney Opera House.

too

Too means in addition to, or excessively.

If you drive too fast you’re liable to get a speeding ticket.
I like apple juice, and orange juice, too.

two

Two is a number (2) equal to one plus one.

 Patrick booked a table for two at the local restaurant.
Two beautiful swans.

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