Choose the sentence with the correct use of the homonyms to/two/too
a)although the sun was too hot for the two children they still begged go head too the beach
b)although the sun was too hot for the to children they still begged too head to the beach
c) although the sun was too hot for the two children they still begged to head to the beach
d)although the sun was to hoy for the too childrem they still begged to head two the beach

c) Although the sun was too hot for the two children they still begged to head to the beach.

Explanation:

In this sentence, "to," "too" and "two" are all used in the right way. The author talks about the sun being "too" hot. This implies that the sun was hotter than the people would have liked it to be. The sentence then talks about "two" children. This refers to the number of children that were present. Finally, when we read that they headed "to" the beach, this indicates a sense of direction.

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