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- 09-Sep-2011, 08:24 #1
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Place things in/into/in to a box? Hi,
Place the packages gently in/into/in to the box?
Shall I use in, into or in to?
Also if someone could please explain the difference between "into" and "in to", if any?
Thanks in advance
- 09-Sep-2011, 08:27 #2
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Teacher Re: Place things in/into/in to a box? If you want to say "inside", use in or into.
- 09-Sep-2011, 08:29 #3
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Teacher Re: Place things in/into/in to a box? I put it into the box.
Originally Posted by mccalle 
I put it in (in = into the box) to protect it.
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