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Feathers Posted 17 years ago
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Be reflected/included in [into, onto, to]
Dear all,
#1. When a change occurs, it is to be reflected in [into, onto, to] the operation manual ASAP.
#2. When a change occurs, it is to be included in [into, onto, to] the list immediately.
I would like to know which preposition would be your first choice, and which ones are still acceptable (or not acceptable).
More specifically, I am curious about "to".
I would really appreciate your help! Many thanks, as always.
#1. When a change occurs, it is to be reflected in [into, onto, to] the operation manual ASAP.
#2. When a change occurs, it is to be included in [into, onto, to] the list immediately.
I would like to know which preposition would be your first choice, and which ones are still acceptable (or not acceptable).
More specifically, I am curious about "to".
I would really appreciate your help! Many thanks, as always.
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#1 - only reflected in. #2 - I would say in as the first choice. " into, onto, and to are not appropriate for either one.
- #1 - only reflected in.
- #2 - I would say in as the first choice.
- " into, onto, and to are not appropriate for either one.
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#1 - only reflected in.
#2 - I would say in as the first choice. Some people say "on a list."
into, onto, and to are not appropriate for either one.
#2 - I would say in as the first choice. Some people say "on a list."
into, onto, and to are not appropriate for either one.
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Hi GG, thank you so much for your clear reply.
All the info you gave me is really helpful. Thank you again,
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All the info you gave me is really helpful. Thank you again,
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