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to is totally different in use from too. To is a preposition, whereas too is an adverb. To is followed by a noun.
- to is totally different in use from too.
- To is a preposition, whereas too is an adverb.
- To is followed by a noun.
- Too can come alone without being followed by anything.
- -1- I go to school every day.
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to is totally different in use from too. To is a preposition, whereas too is an adverb. To is followed by a noun. Too can come alone without being followed by anything.
-1- I go to school every day.
-2- My sister goes to school too.....(too here means 'also')
-3- This girl is too tall...(too means 'very or to a degree')
-1- I go to school every day.
-2- My sister goes to school too.....(too here means 'also')
-3- This girl is too tall...(too means 'very or to a degree')
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