ELA · Homophones
Homophones: To, Too, Two
Practise to, too and two in everyday sentences: a direction, "also" or "very", and the number 2.
- 🎓 Grades 1–3
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I have ___ dogs.
- A to
- B too
- C two
Two is the number 2.
We walked ___ the store.
- A to
- B two
- C too
Can I come ___?
- A too
- B to
- C two
Too can mean "also."
This soup is ___ hot to eat.
- A too
- B to
- C two
Too can mean "more than enough."
She gave the card ___ her mom.
- A to
- B too
- C two
I ate ___ cookies after lunch.
- A to
- B too
- C two
It is ___ cold to swim today.
- A two
- B to
- C too
We are going ___ the zoo.
- A too
- B to
- C two
A bike has ___ wheels.
- A two
- B too
- C to
I like pizza, and I like pasta, ___.
- A two
- B too
- C to
Please pass the ball ___ me.
- A too
- B to
- C two
The box is ___ heavy for me.
- A too
- B to
- C two
School ends at ___ o'clock.
- A too
- B to
- C two
I want ___ learn to swim.
- A too
- B to
- C two
My sister wants a turn, ___.
- A to
- B two
- C too
There are ___ eggs left in the carton.
- A to
- B too
- C two
Mom drove us ___ school.
- A too
- B to
- C two
That shirt is ___ big for me.
- A to
- B two
- C too
Ten minus eight is ___.
- A two
- B too
- C to
Which word means "also" or "more than enough"?
- A too
- B two
- C to
Which word is a number?
- A two
- B too
- C to
Which sentence is correct?
- A I want to eat two apples too.
- B I want too eat two apples to.
- C I want two eat to apples too.
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