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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Please can somebody clarify somethng for me...
Hi everybody,
Just wanted to check something. I understand that sometimes you use 'onto' and other times you use 'on to'.
Am i correct in saying though that this is not the same case for 'into' i.e. it is always 'into' as opposed to 'in to'?
Cheers guys,
Just wanted to check something. I understand that sometimes you use 'onto' and other times you use 'on to'.
Am i correct in saying though that this is not the same case for 'into' i.e. it is always 'into' as opposed to 'in to'?
Cheers guys,
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Your statement is incorrect. All are used sometimes and differently. Onto/into are prepositions of motion.
- Your statement is incorrect.
- All are used sometimes and differently.
- Onto/into are prepositions of motion.
- On to / in to are adverb-preposition combinations.
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Your statement is incorrect. All are used sometimes and differently.
Onto/into are prepositions of motion.
On to / in to are adverb-preposition combinations.
Onto/into are prepositions of motion.
On to / in to are adverb-preposition combinations.
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Thanks ever so much for your respone. Please could you tell me whether the below use of into is correct (extracts from my essay):
splits the marketing mix into four key elements
The latest research into
simply integrating them into the original concept
bring the idea of customer relationships into decision-making
splits the marketing mix into four key elements
The latest research into
simply integrating them into the original concept
bring the idea of customer relationships into decision-making
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Thanks very much for your help, as I said previously it really is a massive, massive help.
Cheers,
Cheers,
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