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Do you mean "and what you're driving in, too" or "and what you're driving into"?
by pingswept 16y ago
Do you mean "and what you're driving in, too" or "and what you're driving into"?
- jacquesm 16y agoIn to as in "he drove the bus in to the lake"? Or is that supposed to be 'into'? Non native English writer here, this one is subtle enough that I don't know if 'in to' is permitted or forbidden. 9.7 Million hits for 'in to the lake' and 23 Million or 'into the lake', if it is an error it seems to be at least a fairly common one.
- pingswept 16y agoSubtlety acknowledged. "Into" is correct. "In to" is forbidden. I guess we've squeezed the life out of this one.