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Adia Khan Posted 10 years ago
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Question regarding to proposition.

what is difference between in to or into? and where we use in to?.
  

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Adia Khan Question regarding to about pr e position s . 'in to' occurs when a phrasal verb with "in" is followed by a prepositional phrase beginning with "to" or by a full infinitive. cave in + to the pressure: Your friends may encourage you to try drugs, but don't cave in to the pressure.

— CalifJim

  • Adia Khan Question regarding to about pr e position s .
  • 'in to' occurs when a phrasal verb with "in" is followed by a prepositional phrase beginning with "to" or by a full infinitive.
  • cave in + to the pressure: Your friends may encourage you to try drugs, but don't cave in to the pressure.
  • pitch in + to clean: Let's all pitch in to clean up the beach.
  • 'into' is a single preposition involving entry: I'd like to go into the museum and see the exhibits .
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Adia KhanQuestion regarding to about prepositions.
'in to' occurs when a phrasal verb with "in" is followed by a prepositional phrase beginning with "to" or by a full infinitive.

cave in + to the pressure: Your friends may
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Thanks,CalifJim, for your reply , besides rectification of my mistake.
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