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Araselvan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
move to vs move into
Which is correct?
a) I want to move to a kid friendly nighborhood
b) I want to move into a kid friendly neighborhood
If both are correct, is there any difference in the meaning.
Thank you.
a) I want to move to a kid friendly nighborhood
b) I want to move into a kid friendly neighborhood
If both are correct, is there any difference in the meaning.
Thank you.
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a) I want to move to a kid-friendly neighborhood . Both are acceptable, but the first is more common.
- a) I want to move to a kid-friendly neighborhood .
- Both are acceptable, but the first is more common.
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a) I want to move to a kid-friendly neighborhood.
Both are acceptable, but the first is more common.
Both are acceptable, but the first is more common.
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