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MeggPhaggSioux Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Enter Into
How do I use 'enter' and 'enter into' for these sentences:
1. The project entered a critical phase.
2. The project entered into a critical phase.
3. They entered an agreement with a company.
4. They entered into an agreement with a company.
1. The project entered a critical phase.
2. The project entered into a critical phase.
3. They entered an agreement with a company.
4. They entered into an agreement with a company.
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I find both of these acceptable. If forced to choose I suppose I would say that 2. is better
1. The project entered a critical phase.
2. The project entered into a critical phase.
Only this one sounds right to my ear.
4. They entered into an agreement with a company.
1. The project entered a critical phase.
2. The project entered into a critical phase.
Only this one sounds right to my ear.
4. They entered into an agreement with a company.
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