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Onelook Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Stay bound onto

A cord that you put around you to stay bound onto the wing of the airplane and not fall off.


Sound too weird... Is there a better way to say it?

  

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If you're keeping it similar to this, I'd probably use 'to' rather than 'onto'. I might say, as an alternative: A cord that you put around you to keep you firmly attached to the wing of the aeroplane.

— David Hatton

  • If you're keeping it similar to this, I'd probably use 'to' rather than 'onto'.
  • I might say, as an alternative: A cord that you put around you to keep you firmly attached to the wing of the aeroplane.
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If you're keeping it similar to this, I'd probably use 'to' rather than 'onto'.

I might say, as an alternative:

A cord that you put around you to keep you firmly attached to the wing of the aeroplane.

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