The document discusses the differences between the words "two", "to", and "too". It explains that "two" is a number, "to" indicates direction, and "too" means either "more than enough" or "also". Examples are provided for each word. Readers are encouraged to master the definitions by practicing filling in the correct word - "two", "to", or "too" - in sample sentences. The purpose is to help readers distinguish between these similar-sounding words.

1. A Tale of Three Words:
Two, To, and Too

2. Problem Words
• There are three little words that give some
people needless problems: two, to, and
too. If these words were not pronounced
the same, they would be easy, but English
grammar is not always simple. Luckily,
these three words can be quickly
mastered. Let’s begin!

3. The Easiest One: Two
• The word two is a number, and it comes
between one and three.
• Example: I want two puppies for my
birthday. I don’t want one, and I don’t
want three. I want two.

4. How many puppies do you want?
Two

5. This Might Help
• Who wants two? Look at the w’s
and o’s in both words. That may
help you remember which one of
these three little words means a
number.
• Two is an adjective because it
tells how many, and that’s one
thing an adjective does.

6. Direction: To
• Now that you have mastered Two, let’s
tackle To.
• To tells a direction.
• Example: Go to the door and see if the
puppies are there.
• Example: The puppies went to bed.
• To is a preposition when it is used this
way.

7. Where Did the Puppies Go?
The puppies went to bed.

8. You Also Need to Know About, Too
• Too means more than enough or also.
• Example: There were too many puppies!
• Since too means more than enough, this
sentence means we have more than
enough puppies.
• Now, let’s look at how we use too to mean
also.
• Example: I want a puppy, too.
• Example: I want a puppy, also.

9. Too Many Puppies

10. Review: Two, To, and Too
• Two is a number: I want two puppies.
• To is a direction: Go to the door and see if
the puppies are there.
• Too means more than enough or also.
• I want a puppy, too.
• Do you have any questions?

11. To
Use: Two, To, or Too
Go **** the office and
call your mom.

12. Two
Use: Two, To, or Too
I want **** desserts
with lunch.

13. To
Use: Two, To, or Too
The puppies went
**** bed.

14. Too
Use: Two, To, or Too
I want a puppy, ****.

15. To
Use: Two, To, or Too
Come **** the door
when I knock.

16. Too
Use: Two, To, or Too
He was **** sick for
the trip today.

17. Two
Use: Two, To, or Too
I only had ****
pennies in my
pockets.

18. Too
Use: Two, To, or Too
She was **** late to
wait for Mary.

19. To
Use: Two, To, or Too
Come **** the
window so I can see
you.

20. Two
Use: Two, To, or Too
Give me **** candy
bars.

21. To
Use: Two, To, or Too
We walked **** the
tree.

22. Too
Use: Two, To, or Too
I saw the movie star,
****.

23. To
Use: Two, To, or Too
Ride your bike ****
my house.

24. Two
Use: Two, To, or Too
I have **** sisters.

25. Too
Use: Two, To, or Too
Can I go, ****?

26. The End