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Oligalma Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Enter / Enter into / Go into
Are all correct? Do they have the same meaning?
I entered into the house.
I entered the house.
I went into the house.
I entered into the house.
I entered the house.
I went into the house.
Top answer
No, we don't say "enter into the house". He entered the house. The government entered into a dialogue/an agreement , etc.
- No, we don't say "enter into the house".
- He entered the house.
- The government entered into a dialogue/an agreement , etc.
- He went into the house.
- Tom
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No, we don't say "enter into the house".
He entered the house.
The government entered into a dialogue/an agreement, etc.
He went into the house.
Tom
He entered the house.
The government entered into a dialogue/an agreement, etc.
He went into the house.
Tom
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