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Ansonguy Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Put more food into or on your lunch and dinner

(1) I will put more food into your lunch and dinner tomorrow. I know you will have a big appetite.

(2) I will put more food on your lunch and dinner tomorrow. I know you will have a big appetite.

Which preposition is correct: into or on? I think "on" sounds better to me. But, most of my non-native English speaking friends think "into" works better.

What is your opinion? Thanks a lot.

  

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ansonguy Which preposition is correct: into or on? Neither is right. Your sentences are basically a non-native structure.

— Mister Micawber

  • ansonguy Which preposition is correct: into or on?
  • Neither is right.
  • Your sentences are basically a non-native structure.
  • I'll give you a bigger lunch and dinner tomorrow.
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ansonguyWhich preposition is correct: into or on?

Neither is right. Your sentences are basically a non-native structure.

I'll give you a bigger lunch and dinner tomorrow.

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