To, Two, Too - Commonly Confused Words in English

http://www.engvid.com/ To, Two, Too -- do you know the difference between them? In this lesson I explain when to use each of these homonyms. They sound the same but are spelled differently and have completely different meanings. Confusing! But not after you watch this lesson :) Take the quiz at http://www.engVid.com/

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[TiminPhoenix]

Good teacher. I find it funny some of the comments directed against her. It's amazing those who produce something, being always slammed or even critiqued by those who don't.

[knightj75]

this=is=the=start=of=my=quest=­to=become=a=grammer=nazi

[ducavzla]

you also can use ''to'' as an infinitive verbs :B

[sajjad7972]

hi anyone practice of each section of English add me on my skype id"sajjadhellokhankhan"

[sumosumo84]

@Metrokidable the correct way to say what you did is, "Thank you for teaching everyone" I got the gist of what you were saying though.

[jjairojj]

thank god im brazilian and we have diferent words and sounds for each of these things ,so

not diferenciate is impossible =)...but i like english so much the most beautiful language...great lesson too

[Wallux]

Thanks!! You are a good teacher, congratulations!!

[VictorPak]

Great handwriting btw

[Nabiconcept]

Nice of you Valen I like your teaching way keep it up.

[Metrokidable]

thank you for learning to everyone!

[guinguinnaman]

The best class that I find on the internet.

[lydara1]

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