Into or in.
There are the rules in which write example of using into. I want put these flower into water. But I watched the movie where an actor said "I'm gonna go put these flowers in water". I'm confused. So, how? Into or in...
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"In water" sounds much more natural to me as a native speaker.
"I put the cat in the bag." = "I put the cat into the bag."
"I put the flowers in water." = "I put the flowers into some water." =/= "I put the flowers into water."
"I put the toy in the box." = "I put the toy into the box."
"I put a block of cheese in the fridge." = "I put a block of cheese into the fridge."
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