Commonly Confused Words: To, Too, Two

This video lesson covers the differences between the commonly confused words 'to', 'too', and 'two'. 'To' is used for destinations and actions, 'too' indicates excess or means 'also', and 'two' is a number. The lesson includes examples and practice exercises to help learners distinguish between these words effectively.

What is the main focus of this English grammar lesson?

• English pronunciation tips.

• Writing effective essays.

• Advanced English vocabulary.

• Commonly confused words: 'to', 'too', and 'two'.

Which word is used to indicate a destination or an action?

• 'To'

• 'Two'

• 'Too'

• 'Tow'

In which sentence is 'to' used correctly?

• They have two dogs.

• We need to leave now.

• She is too tired.

• I have to apples.

Which word is used to express an excess of something?

• 'To'

• 'Too'

• 'Toe'

• 'Two'

How is 'too' used in the sentence: 'I like that movie too'?

• To mean 'also' or 'as well'.

• To indicate a destination.

• To show an excess.

• To indicate a number.

Which word is used to represent a number?

• 'To'

• 'Two'

• 'Too'

• 'Toe'

In which sentence is 'two' used correctly?

• We need to go.

• They have two cats.

• She is two tired.

• I have too apples.

What is the correct usage of 'to' in the sentence: 'We need to go running soon'?

• To indicate an action.

• To mean 'also'.

• To show an excess.

• To indicate a number.

Which word fits in the sentence: 'He never talks ___ me'?

• 'To'

• 'Too'

• 'Two'

• 'Toe'

In the sentence 'You guys are way too loud', what does 'too' signify?

• A number.

• A destination.

• An action.

• An excess.