To, Too, Two

I had the day off today so a bit more time to post than I usually would. I thought I'd continue my homonym rant. To, too and two. Here's the 411 on them.

Two - the number 2 - ex: I have two parents, I need two socks.

To - preposition, more specifically, preposition of movement. ex: I am going to the store. He would like to come with me.

Too - it means 'also'; it is also used in reference to quantity. ex: Me too!, I would like to go too. That's too much.

Used alltogether - Would you two like to come too?

Again, the nanosecond of thinking required to pick the right homonym could stop you from looking like an idiot in front of everyone!