Question

What is the difference between two, too and to?

Answer 1

two is for the number 2, the others are more difficult to expalin

Answer 2

two- the number Example: I have TWO hamsters.

to- usually used before your second verb in a sentence Example: I like TO SLEEP. My sister likes TO RUN.

too- usually is for quantity or showing alot of something. Example: My uncle ate TOO much at Thanksgiving.

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Answer 3

Too = also
I've done that, too.

Answer 4

Two is a noun or an adjective:
Two is considered a mystical number in some cultures. - Noun
I saw two bluejays. - Adjective

To is a preposition or adverb that can be used in a lot of ways.
We need to go to the grocery store. - Preposition
He moved his marble three inches to the left. - Preposition
Apply varnish to the finished table. - Preposition
I went all the way to work before I realized that I forgot the office keys. - Preposition
I ran to the store. - Adverb
She turned to me and said, "Are you kidding me?" - Adverb
After being unconscious, he came to, not knowing what had happened. - Adverb

Too is an adverb usually used to imply more or an excess or to mean 'also'.
That box is way too heavy.
She wanted ice cream too.
I wasn't too thrilled about it.