When I was a really little kid, I never payed attention the differences between words that were the same but had different meanings. I only know that two stands for the number 2.
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Too = synonym for also or to indicate excessiveness before a verb. Examples: #1- I want some whiskey and beer too. #2- I had too many shot last night.
To = a preposition before a noun or as an infinitive before a verb. Examples: #1- Please take me to the liquor store! #2- We don't need to go to work right now.
All 3 for shiggles:
Two guys went to the brothel, the bar, and the crack house too.
Also, I hate it when people don't know the difference between there, their and they're.
Ex: They're going to their house so I'll meet you there.
They're = they are; they're watching tv, they're late for work
Their = possession; their ice cream, their red shoes
There = everything else; go over there, there once was a man from..
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Strangely enough I prefered Parrish's English class better - much more in tune with modern society.