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Vincent Teo Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
In / into the sky
can I say,
(a) The hot air balloon is steadily flying up in / into the sky.
(b) The hot air balloon is raising (up) steadily in / into the sky.
(a) The hot air balloon is steadily flying up in / into the sky.
(b) The hot air balloon is raising (up) steadily in / into the sky.
Top answer
The hot air balloon is steadily rising up into the sky.
- The hot air balloon is steadily rising up into the sky.
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1 is into
2. it depends on where is the balloon. If is already in the sky I would say in, if it's on the ground or near the ground I would say into.
2. it depends on where is the balloon. If is already in the sky I would say in, if it's on the ground or near the ground I would say into.
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