mmmmmmm, hmhm...ok, i get the difference among the examples stated above....Thank You!
just some additional questions, to make myself sure I really got this
this is the example actually which invoked the question I posted
eg. A whole range of new electronic household appliances comes
onto the market
it was stated that
onto needs to be used, does not give
on as an "or-option", so is it because "
household appliances coming onto the market" is seen as some sort of completion of the action (even though the household appliances keep coming, the ones that had already come, are seen as something complete)?
it does get a bit confusing
and from what I got, if im not sure whether to use
on or
onto, the use of
on would be correct?!