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10-May-2005, 10:35
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 use of "in" and "to" in the following sentence 2. He has go in town Which of the two sentences is correct. Thanks Last edited by Agesak; 10-May-2005 at 10:53. Reason: Correction in the last sentence instead of "two" I had written "to" |
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10-May-2005, 14:07
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| Re: use of "in" and "to" in the following sentence He went to town. He has gone to town. He is in town. With 'go', use 'to' for the destination. With 'be' use 'in'.  |
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