There are three "homophones" (sound-alike Words) in English that may become confused.
TO - used with infinitive verbs, as a preposition, or when going somewhere
TOO - used exclusively to mean "overly" or "also"
TWO - the numeral 2
Example of all three :
"He, too, wanted to carry two bags to the car, but they were too heavy."
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