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02-Apr-2004, 15:56

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"in" or "to"

What is the proper preposition to use in the phrase below.

migrate (in / to) Japan

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Say migrate to Japan. You can only move around in Japan once you are there.

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05-Apr-2004, 01:46

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Thank you RonBee. You are always a big help to me.

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You're quite welcome.

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