Somehow I have difficulties telling which one is more correct
They penetrate into the building OR They penetrate the building
I've heard it being used both ways and I'd like to hear some thoughts on that.
Thanks.
grammarprepositional-phrases
Somehow I have difficulties telling which one is more correct
They penetrate into the building OR They penetrate the building
I've heard it being used both ways and I'd like to hear some thoughts on that.
Thanks.
Best Answer
Penetrate means to pierce or pass into or through. If you are going to use into after penetrate, it would be redundant.
By substitution, if you used into after penetrate, it would be: