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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Fit (into) budget
How would you correctly write this? Are into And in optional?
Although the examples from above are (in) $100 increments, you don’t actually have to bet those exact amounts. You’re free to bet $5, $500 or whatever amount fits (into) your budget.
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anonymous Although the examples from above are (in) $100 increments, you don’t actually have to bet those exact amounts. You must include in here. anonymous You’re free to bet $5, $500 or whatever amount fits (into) your budget.
- anonymous Although the examples from above are (in) $100 increments, you don’t actually have to bet those exact amounts.
- You must include in here.
- anonymous You’re free to bet $5, $500 or whatever amount fits (into) your budget.
- You should omit into here.
- or whatever amount suits your budget", but fits is OK too.
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anonymousAlthough the examples from above are (in) $100 increments, you don’t actually have to bet those exact amounts.
You must include in here.
anonymousYou’re free to bet $5, $500 or whatever amount fits (into) your budget.
You should omit into here. I'd write it as "...or whatever amount suits you
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