The e-mail message had ---- many errors.
A) two
B) too
C) to

Name: The e-mail message had ---- many errors. A) two B) too C) to
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"Too" means "also" or "excessively," while "to" is used as a preposition or part of an infinitive verb. In this context, "too many errors" would indicate that there were an excessive amount of errors in the e-mail message, while "to many errors" would not make sense grammatically. "Two" is also incorrect, as it refers to the number 2 which does not fit in the sentence.

The E-Mail Message Had ---- Many Errors