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into
The preposition into is usually used with verbs of movement. You use into to say where someone or something goes, or where something is put. I went into the yard. He poured tea into the cup. After verbs meaning put, throw, drop, or fall, you can use into or in with the same meaning. Chen put the letter into his pocket. She put the key in her purse. He fell into a pond. One of the boys fell in the river. Before here and there, use in, not ‘into’. Come in here. Put your bags in there. 'put into' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
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’I’ll put a screw into that business - English Only forum 1 word = to put our shirts into our trousers? - English Only forum A score of houses such as his whole house could have been put into it, <so wide were the space> - English Only forum As much as the effort you put into it.... - English Only forum before put into use - English Only forum bring it into focus = put it on focus - English Only forum Buck saw money put into the fat man`s hand. - English Only forum But <this> can also put things into perspective for us - English Only forum capacity to put tough issues into a larger context - English Only forum Daniel put all his savings into a new car. (ambiguous?) - English Only forum Difference between "try hard to help x put a lot of effort into helping" - English Only forum Don't put your finger into your nose for taking out dirt. - English Only forum easier to put into words than to put into practice - English Only forum executive/the power to put plans or actions into effect - English Only forum Get /Put into trouble - English Only forum get put into - English Only forum get you into all this / put you through all this - English Only forum go into/put into (care) - English Only forum has much to put into them - English Only forum have to put/bring into use - English Only forum Having rested after a good night's sleep,she jumped out of bed, left for work and put all her energies into it. - English Only forum He put his feet into my mouth by saying... - English Only forum he put the powerful gun-rights group into bankruptcy - English Only forum he <put><puts> himself into that position - English Only forum How can I put myself into work? - English Only forum How can one put this into this condition? - English Only forum How much time do you put in/into studying? - English Only forum How <would/ will> you put the drawing into words - English Only forum I just had to put my slider thing into the USB port, (...) - English Only forum more...
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