Here are common errors in spoken English related to the usage of "too" and corrections:
*Confusing "too" with "to"*
1. Correct: "I'm going to the store, and I'm taking my brother too."
Incorrect: "I'm going to the store, and I'm taking my brother to."
2. Correct: "This cake is too sweet."
Incorrect: "This cake is to sweet."
*Using "too" incorrectly in sentences*
1. Correct: "I'm too tired to go to the gym."
Incorrect: "I'm too tired for go to the gym."
2. Correct: "This room is too small for a party."
Incorrect: "This room is too small to a party."
*Using "also" or "very" instead of "too"*
1. Correct: "I love reading books too."
Incorrect: "I love reading books also/very."
2. Correct: "She's too busy to attend the meeting."
Incorrect: "She's very busy to attend the meeting."
*Omitting "too" in sentences*
1. Correct: "I'm going to the movies tonight, and you're coming too."
Incorrect: "I'm going to the movies tonight, and you're coming."
2. Correct: "This pizza is too hot to eat."
Incorrect: "This pizza is hot to eat."
*Common expressions with "too"*
1. Too late
2. Too early
3. Too much
4. Too little
5. Too busy
6. Too tired
7. Too expensive
*Tips to improve usage*
1. Practice using "too" in sentences.
2. Listen to native speakers and pay attention to "too" usage.
3. Read English texts and notice "too" usage.
4. Learn common expressions with "too".
5. Speak slowly and think before speaking.
By practicing and paying attention to correct usage, you can improve your spoken English and confidently use "too" in conversations.