Words / A1

T-UH/tə/

To marks direction: go to school, walk to the shop. It also sits before a verb: I want to eat, need to go. Too means also / more than enough. Two is the number. At is a point (at the shop), not always movement.

Meaning

Towards a place, or before a verb: go to school; I want to eat.

Examples

• “We walked to the shop.”
• “She went to bed at ten.”
• “I need to buy some milk.”

Good to know

to + place (direction). to + verb. Mix-ups: too / two.

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