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  1. 10-May-2010, 09:16 #1
    Will17
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    Smile Investigate

    Hello,

    Do we say "to investigate into, on or in" something?

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  2. 10-May-2010, 11:01 #2
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    Default Re: Investigate

    I'd use Investigate something (no need for a preposition)
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