to or in or both ???
I have recently come upon this sentence: ...elitism is inherent in the system.
Is to the system also possible??
Thank you
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Answers · 4
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Ciao Vale, in this sentence you can only use 'in'.
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Both are correct. It is possible, but less usual, to use 'to' after inherent.
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