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Mr. Tom Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Throw it in the dustbin please.
Hi
Would you say both in and into work here?
Throw it in the dustbin please.
Throw it into the dustbin please.
Thanks,
Tom
Would you say both in and into work here?
Throw it in the dustbin please.
Throw it into the dustbin please.
Thanks,
Tom
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You can use both wordings but, they are a bit wordy. You don't really need to use into . The dust part of dustbin is not strictly necessary.
- You can use both wordings but, they are a bit wordy.
- You don't really need to use into .
- The dust part of dustbin is not strictly necessary.
- org/dictionary/british/bin , would be sufficient.
- org/dictionary/british/trash-can instead of bin.
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You can use both wordings but, they are a bit wordy.
You don't really need to use into. The dust part of dustbin is not strictly necessary. Bin http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/bin , would be sufficient.
In American English, it is trash can
You don't really need to use into. The dust part of dustbin is not strictly necessary. Bin http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/bin , would be sufficient.
In American English, it is trash can
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