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To vs Too

Quick answer: To points somewhere or starts a verb (to school, to run). Too means 'also' or 'excessively' (me too, too loud). The extra O in too is the extra meaning.

To

Preposition/infinitive marker: toward; part of a verb form.

“We walked to the library.”

Synonyms for to →

Too

Adverb: also; more than enough.

“The music is too loud, and I think so too.”

Synonyms for too →

How to remember it

Too has one O too many — use it when there's 'extra': also / excess.

Common mistake

'I want to come to' — the second one means 'also': too.

Or compare any two words →

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