Am I using "into" properly in this sentence?
Enrolling into college with an undecided major...
I don't if I should use "to" or "into". Thanks :)
It should be "in" after "Enrolling."
Thank you so much!! :D
You're welcome.
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To determine if you are using "into" correctly in the sentence, let's break it down: "Enrolling into college with an undecided major."
The verb "enroll" means to officially register or enter oneself in a particular school or institution. When talking about the action of entering a specific place, such as a college, "into" is commonly used. So, in this case, using "into" after the verb "enroll" seems appropriate.
To confirm this, we can rephrase the sentence without using "into" and see if it still makes sense:
"Enrolling to college with an undecided major."
This alternative construction doesn't flow as naturally. It would be more common to use "enrolling in college" rather than "enrolling to college."
In summary, it is more grammatically correct to use "into" in the sentence: "Enrolling into college with an undecided major."