into | in to

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:

• I need to go into the bank. [need does not express change but the preposition does]
• I need to go in to the bank.
• Can you translate this into Catalan and Spanish? [in + to would be incorrect].
• Can you change these euros into dollars?
  

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