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Andyw12345 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
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Hi everybody,
Please could somebody clarify whether the below use of into as opposed to in to is correct:
I will definitely be looking to try and get back into xxx (name of company)
Cheers,
Please could somebody clarify whether the below use of into as opposed to in to is correct:
I will definitely be looking to try and get back into xxx (name of company)
Cheers,
Top answer
I hear "into" much more frequently than "in" in this context. "
- I hear "into" much more frequently than "in" in this context.
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I hear "into" much more frequently than "in" in this context.
If I say, "I'm having trouble getting my car back into gear," it would be a toss-up between "in" and "into."
If I say, "I'm having trouble getting my car back into gear," it would be a toss-up between "in" and "into."
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Hi Andy,
Just noticed I misread your question. Thought the choice was between "into" and "in," rather than "into" and "in to." Sorry! I'm not really into this particular distinction.
Best wishes, - A.
Just noticed I misread your question. Thought the choice was between "into" and "in," rather than "into" and "in to." Sorry! I'm not really into this particular distinction.
Best wishes, - A.
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