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Homophones - Two, Too, To

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  • Which sentence is incorrectly using too, to, or two?
    Did you want two scoops of ice cream?
    Did you want too scoops of ice cream?
  • I want _____ hamburgers for dinner.
    to
    too
    two
  • Which sentence is incorrectly using too, to, or two?
    It's way two hot outside.
    It's way too hot outside.
  • My brother is turning _____ today, and there are ____ many things _____ do before the party.
    to, too, to
    to, two, too
    two, too, to
    two, to, too
  • I am _____ excited for the field trip tomorrow!
    two
    too
    to
  • We are going _____ the store later.
    two
    to
    too
  • TWO is used __________________.
    as a connection word in a sentence, or destination.
    when talking about number 2.
    in place of the word also or it can mean a lot.
  • Go _____ the park at 6PM.
    to
    too
    two
  • My sister is _____ years younger then me.
    too
    to
    two
  • The farmer is going _____ feed the animals.
    too
    to
    two
  • My dog is turning _____ years old.
    two
    too
    to
  • Too is used __________________.
    as a connection word in a sentence, or destination.
    when talking about number 2.
    in place of the word also or it can mean a lot.
  • Which sentence is incorrectly using too, to, or two?
    I am going to the store.
    I am going too the store.
  • Do you want _____ of these?
    too
    to
    two
  • Which sentence is incorrectly using too, to, or two?
    My brother ate too much candy on Halloween.
    My brother ate to much candy on Halloween.
  • Don't eat _____ much candy, or you'll get sick.
    too
    to
    two
  • Homophones are:
    words that sound the same, but mean something different.
  • I have _____ many things _____ do today before my appointment at _____.
    to, too, two
    to, two, too
    too, two, to
    too, to, two
  • Living on a form is a lot work, but it is a lot of fun _____.
    to
    two
    too
  • TO is used __________________.
    when talking about number 2.
    as a connection word in a sentence, or destination.
    in place of the word also.
  • Go _____ your room.
    to
    too
    two
  • Did you have _____ much ice cream _____?
    too, to
    too, two
    to, too
    too, too
  • My brother is turning _____ years old.
    two
    to
    too
  • I stayed up _____ late, so I'm sleepy.
    too
    two
    to
  • There are _____ pigs that live on the farm.
    to
    two
    too
  • Which sentence is incorrectly using too, to, or two?
    I have a doctor's appointment at too today.
    I have a doctor's appointment at two today.
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