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Joseph A Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
On Or Onto
Hello everyone,
Is either "on" or "onto" okay in the following sentences?
1. It took days to load all the treasure on the Hispaniola.
2. It tool days to load all the treasure onto the Hispsnola.
PS. The Hispaniola means "the ship" in Treasure Island story
Regards,
JA
Top answer
To avoid ambiguity I would definitely say 'onto'. CJ
- To avoid ambiguity I would definitely say 'onto'.
- CJ
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