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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Into versus in to

I understand the basic usage rules for into versus in to, which regarding location or transformation (ex. He jumped into the taxi.; She turned into a frog.), but I'm having trouble with this specific sentence:

Thank you for the thought you put into helping me.

or

Thank you for the thought you put in to helping me.

Which is right?
  

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Anonymous Which is right? The first one is right. The second one is a bit anomalous; I'd avoid it.

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous Which is right?
  • The first one is right.
  • The second one is a bit anomalous; I'd avoid it.
  • CJ
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AnonymousWhich is right?
The first one is right. The second one is a bit anomalous; I'd avoid it.

CJ
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