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Joseph A Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Into or onto
Hello everyone,
Is either "into" or "onto" correct in the sentence below.
- He loaded the sacks of flour into/onto the dumper truck.
Regards
JA
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You load stuff into a dumper truck, which has sides and a back gate but no roof. You load stuff onto a flat-bed truck, which has no sides or back.
- You load stuff into a dumper truck, which has sides and a back gate but no roof.
- You load stuff onto a flat-bed truck, which has no sides or back.
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You load stuff into a dumper truck, which has sides and a back gate but no roof.
You load stuff onto a flat-bed truck, which has no sides or back.
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