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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Ducked into/through the door

I ducked into/through the nearest door.

Is there any difference?

Also, I see that using "room" instead of "door" is more natural, but is "door" okay as well?

  

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Is there any difference? No. They are both wrong.

— Anonymous

  • Is there any difference?
  • No.
  • They are both wrong.
  • anonymous Also, I see that using "room" instead of "door" is more natural, but is "door" okay as well?
  • No.
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anonymousI ducked into/through the nearest door.Is there any difference?

No. They are both wrong.

anonymousAlso, I see that using "room" instead of "door" is more natural, but is "door" okay as well?

No.

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anonymous

I ducked into/through the nearest door.

Is there any difference?

Also, I see that using "room" instead of "door" is more natural, but is "door" okay as well?

You go through a door, so you need 'through' with 'door'.
You go into a room, so you need 'into' with 'room'.

CJ

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