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MustAsk Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Go in/on to a website

I though I knew this, but now that I thought about it I'm not sure

Does one go IN to Facebook/Google/YouTube? Or
Go ON to Facebook/Google/YouTube?

Thanks!
  

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If you mean navigate to a website, use "go to". "go on" and "go onto" are also used colloquially; these have a bit more suggestion of carrying out activity at the website. I wouldn't use "go in to / into" for a website, but I think it is not impossible that some people might.

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  • If you mean navigate to a website, use "go to".
  • "go on" and "go onto" are also used colloquially; these have a bit more suggestion of carrying out activity at the website.
  • I wouldn't use "go in to / into" for a website, but I think it is not impossible that some people might.
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If you mean navigate to a website, use "go to". "go on" and "go onto" are also used colloquially; these have a bit more suggestion of carrying out activity at the website. I wouldn't use "go in to / into" for a website, but I think it is not impossible that some people might.
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Go to Facebook and log in.
Go (and) log into / onto Facebook.
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