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Step 1
Think "tw" when talking about two. Take the "tw" from two, and match it to "twice." Both two and twice start with "tw." Practice using "two" in sentences to ingrain this into muscle memory. Practice writing the words for the numbers one to ten. Then use "two" in a sentence.
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Step 2
Use "too" when you're thinking "in addition to." Think of yourself as adding another "o" in too. For example, "me too." You're adding yourself to the list. Another example, your saying "me too" after someone accepts an ice cream treat offer--and you also want to accept it.
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Step 3
Remember "to" indicates some form of direction. For example, "I ran from home to the supermarket." Or, "I watched television from 4 to 6 p.m." The first example shows direction with physical distance. The second example shows direction in time.
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Step 4
Look at the steps relating to "two" and "too." Use "to" if you're not dealing with something that qualified for usage as "two" or "too."
