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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
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On / onto the truck
Can I say,
Peter sent vegetables to the market. He put vegetables on / onto the truck he sold them to greengrocers.
Peter sent vegetables to the market. He put vegetables on / onto the truck he sold them to greengrocers.
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Vincent Teo on / onto Either. To me, onto carries a feeling of being lifted up [like from the ground]. onto the truck he and sold them....
- Vincent Teo on / onto Either.
- To me, onto carries a feeling of being lifted up [like from the ground].
- onto the truck he and sold them....
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Vincent Teoon / ontoEither. To me, onto carries a feeling of being lifted up [like from the ground].
You need to connect the two phrases: ...onto the truck
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