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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Which is grammatically correct: 'Tune in on your favorite radio station' or 'Tune in to your favorite radio station'?

Which of these two expressions is grammatically correct: 'Tune in on your favorite radio station' or 'Tune in toyour favorite radio station'? Are both of them acceptable in English? Can they be used interchangeably? Emotion: thinking
  

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I personally hear more "tune in to", I think its sounds better. (listen to, so I choose to)

— Holyduke

  • I personally hear more "tune in to", I think its sounds better.
  • (listen to, so I choose to)
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I personally hear more "tune in to", I think its sounds better. (listen to, so I choose to)
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