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Vincent Teo Posted 14 years ago
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to / onto / on the trunk
Can I say,
The worker took the recyclable items to / onto / on the trunk
The worker took the recyclable items to / onto / on the trunk
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What is a 'trunk'?
- What is a 'trunk'?
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Can I say,
The worker took the recyclable items to / onto / on the truck.
Can I say,
The worker took the recyclable items to / onto / on the truck.
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You take to, carry onto, and put on a truck. In case of a trunk, replace “on” with “in”.
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The main woody stem of a tree as distinct from its branches and roots.
The main part of an artery, nerve, or other anatomical structure from which smaller branches arise.
The main part of an artery, nerve, or other anatomical structure from which smaller branches arise.
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Yes, you can say that.But i dont think "onto" is correct. But "to" is correct.
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Mister MicawberWhat is a 'trunk'?"Trunk" is an American term for the storage and luggage compartment at the rear of an automobile.
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Word warrior23"Trunk" is an American term for the storage and luggage compartment at the rear of an automobile.I am well aware of that; it does not fit Vincent's context, however. He has fixed his typo himself, I see.
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