In and Into
Hi Everyone!
I want to know how to use INTO ?
In other words is there any rule when I have to use into instead of IN ?
If you can give me some examples too, I will be more than appretiative.
Thank you in advance
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Answers · 5
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Into suggests putting or moving something to be inside something else. Eg I put the cake into the car. While in is not movement related the "thing" is already there eg the cake is in the the car.
I went into the shop to buy something. I'm in the shop
Ashi's use of into is a more slang usage although quite common
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Really thanks for all of you, now I understand more the usage!
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Into implies a motion or direction. In means something is stationary.
I jumped INTO the pool. The dog is IN the backyard. Let's move INTO the family room for coffee. (currently in another part of the house) The new chair is IN the living room. (that is where it stays). We moved the new chair INTO the family room. (there was a change of position)
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i am into Turkish music, i am in Istanbul.
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