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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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A convert B to / into
Convert steam into / to power.
I know "convert A into / to B" is possible, but I think usage and meaning of "into and to" are different. So which preposition is okay and natural to you in "Convert steam into / to power". And is there any meaning difference you can sense? Thank you so much as usual.
I know "convert A into / to B" is possible, but I think usage and meaning of "into and to" are different. So which preposition is okay and natural to you in "Convert steam into / to power". And is there any meaning difference you can sense? Thank you so much as usual.
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In this case there is no difference: use either.
- In this case there is no difference: use either.
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