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infographic, language, prepositions, vocabulary:
Prepositions can be confusing; this infographic addresses five tricky pairs of them.
Into vs In To
“Into” shows motion toward the inside of a place and answers the question “where?”
“The horse walked into the barn.”
“We drove into the city.”
“In” is an adverb and “to” is a preposition. Double-check by replacing “to” with “in order to.”
“A customer came in to order a pizza.”
“I need to go in to get my check.”
More examples:
“I fell into the pond.” Where?
“He led the cows into the pasture.” Where?
“The kids came in to say it was snowing.”
“The kids came in in order to say it was snowing.”
“Bubba went in to buy tacos.”
“Bubba went in in order to buy tacos.”
Ask For vs Ask To
To request an object (noun), use “ask for.”
“Ask for a donut.”
“Frank will ask for a raise.”
“Go ask Mom for help.”
To request an action (verb), use “ask to.”
“Billy might ask to go to the park.” Billy doesn’t want the park, he wants to “go.”
“She will ask to ride …
