To, Too, and Two
Grade 4 - Grammar - Building Confidence

NameDate
Choose the correct word: Mara carried the solar oven ___ the playground table.
- then
- their
- to
- they
In this sentence, what does "two" mean? Nadia saved ___ dollars for plant labels.
- a relative pronoun
- the number 2
- a verb tense
- a comma rule
Which sentence uses "to" correctly?
- The team walked to the table.
- The bridge was ___ weak to hold the last block.
- The bridge held two blocks.
- To means the number 2.
Which sentence uses "too" correctly?
- Too always names a place.
- The oven was too warm to touch.
- Too means only the number 2.
- Mara carried the oven to the table.
Which sentence uses "two" correctly?
- Two means toward a place.
- Nadia saved two dollars.
- The packet was too expensive.
- Nadia walked to the garden.
Choose the correct word: The hallway was ___ crowded for another display table.
- they
- there
- then
- too
In this sentence, what does "too" mean? The bridge was ___ weak to hold the last block.
- more than enough or more than wanted
- a verb tense
- a speaker tag
- a relative pronoun
Which sentence uses "to" correctly?
- Kenji wanted to compare the charts.
- Kenji compared two charts.
- To means the number 2.
- Kenji wanted ___ compare the winter and summer charts.
Which sentence uses "too" correctly?
- The class walked to the hallway.
- The hallway was too crowded.
- Two displays stood by the wall.
- Too always names a place.
Which sentence uses "two" correctly?
- Two means more than wanted.
- Two means toward a place.
- Kenji wanted to compare the charts.
- Kenji compared two charts.