In and Into
Rule: in indicates the position inside
something; into implies direction or
motion towards something.
Incorrect
Usage: (a) Due to rain, she had to spend her weekend into her room.
(b) The candidates came in the room and took their seats.
Correct Usage: (a) Due
to rain, she had to spend her weekend in
her room.
(b) The candidates came into the room and took their seats.
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