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Which sentence uses the correct homophones for the given context? This dress is to lose to be worn. This dress is too loose to be worn. This dress is to loose to be worn. This dress is too lose to be worn. HELP PLEASE>
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Can't be A or D. Now, is "to" or "too" correct for the sentence? Do you know the difference? Too means like "Too much pie for me." To means "Oregon lost to Ohio State 42-20"
so its to. and not too.
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