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into | in to2/9/2020  Into and in to are frequently confused. Into is a preposition which expresses movement e.g. Let’s move into the dining room. We normally use into after verbs suggesting change:
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between | among30/8/2020  Between is used to refer to two or more things which are clearly separated:
Among/ amongst is used to refer to things situated more or less centrally in relation to several other things:
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too | to24/8/2020  Too means to a higher degree than is desirable, permissible, or possible; excessively; or in addition, also:
To is an infinity marker:
and a preposition:
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