They are both correct.
Their use depends on the context, of which you didn't give us any.
Rover
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Thread: in/to various degrees
- 25-Oct-2010, 15:43 #1
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in/to various degrees Hi!
Is there any difference between:
A: in various degrees
B: to various degrees?
Thank you.
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- 25-Oct-2010, 15:57 #2
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Re: in/to various degrees
- 25-Oct-2010, 16:04 #3
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Re: in/to various degrees Hi!
Could you please give a context where in/to is more appropriate?
Thanks.
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