English, asked by jap74, 9 months ago

what is the difference between 'in' and 'into'

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Answered by ankita3838

Answer:

When the situation is in motion, into is used and when the situation is still and not going on at a certain time, in is used.

Eg: Ram is sitting in the room

Ram is coming into the room

jap74: Give some other examples

ankita3838: 1. The ball was in the goal=the ball rolled down into the goal

ankita3838: 2. they went into the theatre =they are sitting in the theatre

ankita3838: I hope it is held

ankita3838: clear to you now?

jap74: Yes

ankita3838: then please mark my answer as the brainliest

Answered by suraaj34

in is used for saying any thing as it was in this means when it was singular and into is used for relating them as.

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