Foreign students who Learn English are sometimes amazed to learn that a simple sound like “to” is spelled three different ways: to, two, and too.

It is very easy to tell the difference:
Two only means the number 2.
Too means also or more than enough (including an extreme).  (Peter went too.  It was too far to walk and the day was too hot.)
To is used for everything else.

As you learn English and you want to write a word that sounds like “to,” ask yourself:  Is it a number?  Does it mean “also” or “more than enough” or an extreme?  If not, it will always be “to.”

(Technically, there is one other use of “too” – to make something emphatic.  A stubborn child might say:  I will too go there if I want to!  But you can consider this another form of “also.”)

Student who learn English with me learn simple and direct ways to solve many confusing problems in the language.

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