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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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prepositions to and on
0 Hello. Please can anybody explain me what is the difference between "... turn left to the road ... " and "... turn left on the road... ". Or is the meaning of these expressions same? 0-
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0 Hi Anon 02 br 02 br 00 I don't think I would use 'to' that way. " 0-
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0 Hi Anon 02 br
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00 I don't think I would use 'to' that way. When I hear people giving directions, they use either 'on' or 'onto' with no difference in meaning, but I personally prefer ' 01 b 00 onto 02 b 00 ': 02 br
02 br
00 " 01 i 00 Turn left on/onto Main Street 02 i 00 ." 0-
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00 I don't think I would use 'to' that way. When I hear people giving directions, they use either 'on' or 'onto' with no difference in meaning, but I personally prefer ' 01 b 00 onto 02 b 00 ': 02 br
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00 " 01 i 00 Turn left on/onto Main Street 02 i 00 ." 0-
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