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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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In to vs Into vs To
"I didn't get accepted in to university."
"I didn't get accepted into university."
"I didn't get accepted to university."
Which is correct? I think the first one is correct since "into" denotes movement to some place, which isn't happening. The third one just doesn't sound right.
"I didn't get accepted into university."
"I didn't get accepted to university."
Which is correct? I think the first one is correct since "into" denotes movement to some place, which isn't happening. The third one just doesn't sound right.
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