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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
to /into / in / at /from the bank
Can I say,
(a) He got some money from / in / at the bank.
(b) He inserted the money to /into / in / at /from the bank.
(a) He got some money from / in / at the bank.
(b) He inserted the money to /into / in / at /from the bank.
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g. "He deposited the money at the bank". g.
- g.
- "He deposited the money at the bank".
- g.
- g.
- if the bank had paid you some money in compensation for a mistake.
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Hello Vincent,
B is not correct; you would probably say e.g. "He deposited the money at the bank".
All versions of A are correct: "in" implies that he went inside (instead of using an outside cash dispenser); "at" implies either "inside" (e.g. from a cashier) or "outside" (at the cash dispenser); "from" is the same as "at", but could also be used e.g. if the bank had paid you som
B is not correct; you would probably say e.g. "He deposited the money at the bank".
All versions of A are correct: "in" implies that he went inside (instead of using an outside cash dispenser); "at" implies either "inside" (e.g. from a cashier) or "outside" (at the cash dispenser); "from" is the same as "at", but could also be used e.g. if the bank had paid you som
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