Difference between Onto and on to
Hello , can someone help me on this question : what is the difference between onto and on to? In which context we use each one?
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Onto has the word to in it, which reminds us that its meaning includes the sense of movement towards something. The preposition on does not have this sense of movement, and it tells you only about location.
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They are the same , out to is used more
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