Too long or to long: Choose the right word
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Too long describes a duration or measurement that exceeds what is practical, acceptable, or desirable. The adverb too modifies the adjective long to show an unwanted surplus. In contrast, the word to is either a preposition indicating direction or an infinitive particle that precedes a base verb. The spelling to long does not function as a standard phrase for excess in modern English.
The onboarding presentation was too long, so several employees asked for a coffee break.