to, too, or two · word that means also or excessively

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53to, too, or two · word that names the number 2RECALL
Two.
Two is a number; to is usually a preposition or part of an infinitive.
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54to, too, or two · word that means ‘toward’RECALL
To.
To often marks direction, recipient, or an infinitive verb form.
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55ensure, insure, or assure · word that means to make certainRECALL
Ensure.
Ensure means make certain. Insure usually relates to insurance; assure often gives confidence to a person.
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