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24 January
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What does They sent in ground forces/troops.
mean?
What does They sent in ground forces/troops.
mean?
mean?
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@whoknowsdiamond
* sent vs sent in
Could you please tell me the difference? 👏
Why do people say “send in”?
Why do people use “in”? 🤔
* sent vs sent in
Could you please tell me the difference? 👏
Why do people say “send in”?
Why do people use “in”? 🤔
- English (US)
@Huisooki There is no major difference! Sent in usually means it’s nearby & sent is usually further away.
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