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Teo Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
into or onto the road
He pushed me. I dropped my workbook and pencil case, and he kicked them __ the road.
Which preposition should I use to fill in the blank, into or onto?
Which preposition should I use to fill in the blank, into or onto?
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I dropped my workbook and pencil case, and he kicked them onto the road.
- I dropped my workbook and pencil case, and he kicked them onto the road.
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I dropped my workbook and pencil case, and he kicked them onto the road.
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Hi,
He pushed me. I dropped my workbook and pencil case, and he kicked them __ the road.
Which preposition should I use to fill in the blank, into or onto?
You could say either, depending on how you are thinking about the event.
'into' suggests motion towards a place, entering
He pushed me. I dropped my workbook and pencil case, and he kicked them __ the road.
Which preposition should I use to fill in the blank, into or onto?
You could say either, depending on how you are thinking about the event.
'into' suggests motion towards a place, entering
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