TO, TOO, OR TWO? EXERCISE 1/EFL (A2/B1)
level: Low-intermediate (A2/B1)To, too, and two are homophones — they sound the same but have completely different meanings and uses. This is one of the most common spelling challenges in English.
Complete each of the sentences below with to, too, or two.
EXAMPLE: She was too young to go to school.
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