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Joseph A Posted 8 years ago
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Into

Hello everyone,

1. Is the preposition "into" before the words "the night" correctly used in the following sentence?

- The men half a mile away, we could hear them well , singing and shouting late into the night.

2. If it's correct, what is its meaning?

Regards,

JA

  

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Joseph A 1. - The men half a mile away, we could hear them well , singing and shouting late into the night. Yes.

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  • Joseph A 1.
  • - The men half a mile away, we could hear them well , singing and shouting late into the night.
  • Yes.
  • Joseph A 2.
  • If it's correct, what is its meaning?
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Joseph A1. Is the preposition "into" before the words "the night" correctly used in the following sentence?- The men half a mile away, we could hear them well , singing and shouting late into the night.

Yes.

Joseph A2. If it's correct, what is its meaning?

= until late at night

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