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Emacc Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Entry Into
"to get entry to the country"
"to get entry into the country"
Should I use "to" or "into"?
"to get entry into the country"
Should I use "to" or "into"?
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Hi, With entry I'd use into . Consider this example: He was granted entry into the country. Regards
- Hi, With entry I'd use into .
- Consider this example: He was granted entry into the country.
- Regards
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Hi,
With entry I'd use into. Consider this example:
He was granted entry into the country.
Regards
With entry I'd use into. Consider this example:
He was granted entry into the country.
Regards
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Hi,
I merely said what I would use. Entry to is possible (entry to the club, entry to the museum), but in
that case I much prefer entry into the country over entry to the country. Maybe it is just me—I don't know.
Regards
I merely said what I would use. Entry to is possible (entry to the club, entry to the museum), but in
that case I much prefer entry into the country over entry to the country. Maybe it is just me—I don't know.
Regards
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