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What is the difference between "Enter" and "Enter into".
What is the difference between "Enter" and "Enter into".
Jan 3, 2014 1:42 AM
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They are fairly interchangeable. We use enter into in legalese when we enter into an agreement or enter into a contract. Normally you don't see entered into many other places. We commonly use simple "enter" most other times. I entered the room. You will need to enter the hallway. She is going to enter the contest.
January 3, 2014
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