to
preposition/tuː/
Frequency rank: #2 of 20,003 in the WORDED list (wordfreq data)
Meaning
Used before the base form of a verb to mark the infinitive or show purpose.
Example sentence
I want to play in the park this afternoon.
More words in ranks 1–100
- theThe definite article, used before a noun to refer to a specific thing already known.
- andUsed to join words, phrases, or ideas of the same kind.
- ofBelonging to, connected with, or relating to something.
- aThe indefinite article: one, used before a noun mentioned for the first time.
- inInside or within a place, container, or area.
- iThe person who is speaking or writing.
- forIntended to be given to or used by; showing purpose or benefit.
- thatUsed to introduce a clause that gives a fact or result.
- youThe person or people being spoken to.
- itThe thing, animal, or situation already mentioned.