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Rusteducation Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Into or in to

When do I use into and in to? Very confused!

  

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Use 'in to' when 'in' and 'to' belong to different constituents in the sentence. For example, He [rushed in] [to save the child]. There is no motion 'into' anything as with He rushed into the room .

— CalifJim

  • Use 'in to' when 'in' and 'to' belong to different constituents in the sentence.
  • For example, He [rushed in] [to save the child].
  • There is no motion 'into' anything as with He rushed into the room .
  • CJ
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Use 'in to' when 'in' and 'to' belong to different constituents in the sentence. For example,

He [rushed in] [to save the child].

There is no motion 'into' anything as with He rushed into the room.

CJ

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