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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Into vs Through

What is the difference?

e.g. The deer ran into the forest. OR The deer ran through the forest.
  

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Anonymous The deer ran into the forest. It ran into the forest from outside; it did not come out again. Anonymous The deer ran through the forest.

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  • Anonymous The deer ran into the forest.
  • It ran into the forest from outside; it did not come out again.
  • Anonymous The deer ran through the forest.
  • It probably was not outside the forest in the first place.
  • If it was, then it ran into the forest and came out the other side.
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Anonymous The deer ran into the forest.
It ran into the forest from outside; it did not come out again.
AnonymousThe deer ran through the forest.
It probably was not outside the forest in the first place. If it was, then it ran into the forest and came out the other side.
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