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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
What is the difference between "accepted into" and "accepted onto"?
What is the difference between "accepted into" and "accepted onto"?
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It depends on the next word. I was accepted onto the team. ) I was accepted into the club.
- It depends on the next word.
- I was accepted onto the team.
- ) I was accepted into the club.
- ) CJ
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It depends on the next word.
I was accepted onto the team. (because we say "I'm on the team".)
I was accepted into the club. (because we say "I'm in the club".)
CJ
I was accepted onto the team. (because we say "I'm on the team".)
I was accepted into the club. (because we say "I'm in the club".)
CJ
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