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Takehisa Tanaka Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Is this "on to" the same with "onto"?
Hi. I have a question.
This is from my book:
"Rules of this kind differ from rules of concord in that they do not involve two elements sharing the same feature, but one element projecting on to another a feature which is necessary for its meaningful use."
I'm wondering whether "on to" in the above sentence is the same with "onto."
Could you help me, please?
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It should be "onto". "on to" is understood to mean the same here, as it can hardly mean anything else, but it is not right, in my view.
- It should be "onto".
- "on to" is understood to mean the same here, as it can hardly mean anything else, but it is not right, in my view.
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It should be "onto". "on to" is understood to mean the same here, as it can hardly mean anything else, but it is not right, in my view.
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