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#1
21-Dec-2005, 20:38
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 In versus Into For example, in this particular case, would you say : "I was putting much hope in this." or "I was putting much hope into this." Hope someone can help me!  |
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22-Dec-2005, 04:07
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| Re: In versus Into 'Into' shows movement. 'In' can show movement or location. Where the mopvement is emphasised, then 'into' is often used.. Here, with the verb 'putting', I would use 'into'.  |
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22-Dec-2005, 22:05
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| Re: In versus Into Hey thanks!  |
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23-Dec-2005, 09:17
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| Re: In versus Into You're welcome. |
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