Enter into something
When is it appropriate to use the expression/phrase "to enter into something"?
Would you please give me some examples?
As always, many, many thanks for your kind help.
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teal lime to enter into something First of all, in case you didn't know, if you are talking about physical motion into a closed space (like a building), you don't use "into". It's just "enter". Customers enter the office on College Street to pay their electric bills.
- teal lime to enter into something First of all, in case you didn't know, if you are talking about physical motion into a closed space (like a building), you don't use "into".
- It's just "enter".
- Customers enter the office on College Street to pay their electric bills.
- The officers knocked on the door and received permission to enter the apartment .
- He was allowed to enter the school by saying he was there to obtain transcripts.
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teal limeto enter into something
First of all, in case you didn't know, if you are talking about physical motion into a closed space (like a building), you don't use "into". It's just "enter".
Customers enter the office on College Street to pay their electric bills.
The officers knocked on the door and received permission to
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