You Too - How to Discuss

If you are confused between ‘you too’ and ‘you to’ then within a few seconds your confusion will be resolve. Too with double o and to with single o both are different. Although it pronounces the same but usage is completely different.
‘To’ is a preposition which is used before the verb and infinite verb,. ‘toward’ and ‘until’ can be used despite To.
Examples of To is: I am going to the hospital or To know that what time MacDonalds serves lunch, you should sign in to their website.
Too is an adverb which means ‘excessive’, ‘overly’ and ‘also’.
Examples of Too is: your dog is too fat or I am fine too.

How to use you too?

You too are a two-word phrase but it can be used in different formats of sentences. It contains more than one meaning.

‘You too’ is a complete answer: often we get questions those answers can be just you too. It identifies what are you replying to and give a full fill answer to the other person’s questions. Here I elaborate on a scenario that clears your confusion.

Suppose you went to a party where you meet some new friends, after some conversation you end up with have a nice day then what should you reply. You have a nice day too or you too?

‘You too’ is a complete answer to it, you don’t need to say anything else.

Another example is ‘see you tomorrow’, ‘you too’. Or ‘enjoy your meal’, ‘you too’.

To express something excessive: ‘too’ is used for something that is extremely. Like if we take an example: The weather is too hot, here too is used to show the intensity of the hot weather.

Another example is: Food is too delicious or He is too old to work again.

Use of too in place of very: Too can also be used in the sense of very. If you are doing a casual speech you say like." I thought before, it is too hard to explain but with some research, I come to know that it is too easy". Here too used in place of very.

Besides, as well, also, in addition, all these words can be replaced with too in sentences.

Its example can be:

• I was playing with some dolls and Shafiq too.
• Too much use of alcohol can harm your health.
• Me too was standing with him throughout the whole day.

So, these are the daily life example which we use too in general sentences and informal conversation.

How to use to:

As I described above to is a preposition like any at, the, on, of, etc. now the next question arises what is a preposition?

Preposition:

A preposition is a word that is used to connect nouns with the other sentence. It is usually used before nouns.

For example:

• Online education is a good way to continue children’s education in this pandemic situation.
• To know what business is you should study about E-commerce industry

Other examples of to are:

• I am very glad to hear about your success as a fashion designer
• She is cooking along with me to see who is a better cook.
• Harry ran to the community park.

‘To’ is also used in infinite verbs. now the next question arises, what are infinite verbs?