| Front | correct use of in to/ into She turned everything she touched in to gold |
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| Back | no The word into is a preposition. It is written as one word. She turned everything she touched into gold. The confusion arises because the words in and to appear next to each other in a sentence when a verb includes the preposition in Paul wanted to hand the purse in to the police. |
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