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Discussion Groups / British English / February 2004to or too
What is the difference between to and too?? If anyone can explain i would be most gratefull. James Northampton > What is the difference between to and too?? > > If anyone can explain i would be most gratefull. "to" tells us where something is going: "Are you coming to the party?" It's also used as part of a verb: "It's starting to rain." "too" means "also" or "as well": "Sally's pregnant too." It's also used with adjectives: "You're too clever for me." Adrian > > What is the difference between to and too?? > > [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > "too" means "also" or "as well": "Sally's pregnant too." > It's also used with adjectives: "You're too clever for me." ps. A pronunciation note. "to" is often spoken as "t'": "t' the party"; "startin' t' rain". "too" is not shortened in that way. Adrian |
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