IN: What happens next?

How to use " too " and " to " correctly
Focus on " too " first.
" too " is used less frequently than " to, " so if you know what " too " means, then you can use it just for those specific meanings. You can feel confident that when " too " is not appropriate, " to " is the right choice.

OPTIONS:
- For example, if a section says, " too " you're doing something incorrect, so keep that in mind. Use the " too " line to separate a whole paragraph from a paragraph in a book or movie.
- Try stressing (emphasizing) " too " when spoken, to help yourself assess whether it is the correct word. If the word is meant to be " to, " it will sound odd if stressed.
- Try to describe yourself as " nice " or " jolly ". This refers to your personality and other aspects of your life.
- Using " too " may overbrand other forms of " too " and make you sound overly arrogant. For example, using " too " may make you sound more allotted and spoiled.

OUT: Try stressing (emphasizing) " too " when spoken, to help yourself assess whether it is the correct word. If the word is meant to be " to, " it will sound odd if stressed.

IN: What happens next?

A person is shown on skis riding behind a boat on water performing various tricks. the man

OPTIONS:
- is zoomed in on the ice while making numerous tricks and jumps.
- rides in the boat and they turn around several times to find the other man before dropping back behind the boat to continue skiing on water skis.
- is fell down into the water getting himself back up and riding the boat.
- continues doing several different tricks on the skis and the boat moving a lot faster.

OUT: continues doing several different tricks on the skis and the boat moving a lot faster.

IN: What happens next?

He shows the camera his polish and brush, then sets about polishing the shoe with the brush and polish. when he

OPTIONS:
- is done it is as he was shown it, from his perspective he is just polishing the shoes.
- is done, he shows off the finished product.
- is done, he jumps on the couch smiling and putting his shoes on.
- is done with the shoe his face is glowing and he opens his mouth but a cloud scuttlebutt lands in his lap.

OUT:
is done, he shows off the finished product.