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Ann225 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Wired in

Hi,

"We've only been doing integrals for a few days, so it's no wonder that they're not wired in my brain yet."

Can I use 'wired in' when I'm talking about having a good knowledge of something and being able to react to it quickly when I come across it, in this case the opposite?

Thank you.

  

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I think I've heard that said. I'd say into, n ot in. I also sometimes hear hard-wired into .

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I think I've heard that said. . I'd say into, not in.

I also sometimes hear hard-wired into . . .

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