Poll: Enter

Enter

She entered the building.
She entered in the building.
Both are correct.

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This Poll:

  • Votes: 469
  • Comments: 4
  • Added: October 2006

Comments:

Trish

You don't enter out of the building. Like you don't tuck in your shirt to your pants but "You tuck your shirt to your pants." You don't tuck something out.

ammie

oh no~~ my english is so bad !!! so the answer is "she entered the building"? how come?

Statuess

I'd say just 'entered' is okay, as is 'entered into', but not just 'in'.

Janefroy

To enter means to go in, so "enter in" is redundant.

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