два

The conjunction connects two words.

Two days ago I bought a book.

My house has two floors.

New grammar topic: the two types of future tense — the imperfective formed with “буду + infinitive” and the perfective formed with a simple verb.

Two people are sitting on the staircase.

A small river flows between the two houses.

The task takes two minutes.

The teacher asked us to compare two texts and find the differences.

The teacher gave the same assignment to two students.

New grammar topic: the construction “несмотря на то, что...” shows a contrast between two parts of a sentence.

New grammar topic: the conjunction “либо ... либо ...” shows a choice between two options.

Today we have two options: either a fun comedy or a serious drama.

Careful, boiling water is very hot: hold the mug with both hands.

On this road there are two lanes, and it’s better to go more slowly in the right lane.

When I hold the steering wheel with both hands, I feel calmer.

I’m not sure whether we’ll manage to see everything, so it’s worth choosing only two landmarks.

At the self-checkout I accidentally scanned the coupon twice and asked the cashier to help.

In my son’s pencil case there are two markers, a small ruler, and a spare eraser.

In this short example, a dash stands between two parts of the sentence.

For the picnic, we bought two sausages each and a little ketchup.

Two horses are standing in the stable, and the farmer brings them oats.

At the market, we bought a sweet melon and two ripe peaches for dinner.

After the manicure, the stylist said that the nail polish would last longer if you did not wet your nails for two hours.

There was a long row of sun loungers on the beach, and we chose two spots by the water.

After two hours, the tan on my arms became more noticeable than in the morning.