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Soprano Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

"To Go in"

Hello,

This sound incorrect to me, but I do not know if I am right.

"You will see a poster that says Correo Argentino, and there you have to go in". I would have said: there you get in or you enter...

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Soprano "You will see a poster that says Correo Argentino, and there you have to go in". I would have said: there you get in or you enter Yeah, I would say the same Go/come into , or enter. Go in has another meaning According to Longman go in phrasal verb when the sun or the moon goes in, cloud moves in front of it so that it cannot be seen

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  • Soprano "You will see a poster that says Correo Argentino, and there you have to go in".
  • I would have said: there you get in or you enter Yeah, I would say the same Go/come into , or enter.
  • Go in has another meaning According to Longman go in phrasal verb when the sun or the moon goes in, cloud moves in front of it so that it cannot be seen
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Soprano"You will see a poster that says Correo Argentino, and there you have to go in". I would have said: there you get in or you enter
Yeah, I would say the same 

Go/come into , or enter.
Go in has another meaning 

According to Longman
go in phrasal verb
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Hi

A natural thing is to say

Go in where you see a poster that says 'Correo Argentino'.



Or



Go in the place that has a poster that says 'Correo Argentino'.



Clive
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Thank you very much!!!

Do you think I could also say, Get/Go into the place that has....?
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