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Victo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Onto/on to ... into/in to
Which are correct in these?
1. Please check in to / into what happened.
2. He logged on to / onto the computer.
3. He logged in to / into the computer.
4. The IT technician had to dial in to / into the network to correct the computer glitch.
5. For more information, log on to / onto our website.
6. The homeless man broke in to / into the house.
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1. Please check in to / into what happened.
2. He logged on to / onto the computer.
3. He logged in to / into the computer.
4. The IT technician had to dial in to / into the network to correct the computer glitch.
5. For more information, log on to / onto our website.
6. The homeless man broke in to / into the house.
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Top answer
The boundaries of acceptability on some of these are quite flexible. I can only tell you which ones I would accept as correct. I accept all those that I have not crossed out.
- The boundaries of acceptability on some of these are quite flexible.
- I can only tell you which ones I would accept as correct.
- I accept all those that I have not crossed out.
- I don't claim that there is any consistency in my choices.
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The boundaries of acceptability on some of these are quite flexible. I can only tell you which ones I would accept as correct. I accept all those that I have not crossed out. I don't claim that there is any consistency in my choices.
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