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14.5 at, into i (location, state, change) 1.
At before buildings and workplace,
in before towns, countries etc. In both cases no movement is involved.
2.
To after a verb that indicates a destination.
3.
At when describing the location of items in diagrams and figures,
in before figures, tables etc. when used in association with verbs such as
see, show, highlight. 4.
To to indicate movement, change, conformance, limits and consequence
adhere ,
adjust, attach, attract, bind, bring, come, confine, conform, connect, consign, convey, deliver, direct, email, fax, go, lead, link, move, react reply, respond, restrict, send, stick, supply, switch, take, tend, tie, transmit, write, yield . This rule also applies to the related nouns
delivery, modification, response, tendency etc.
5.
In is used before certain states e.g.
equilibrium, parallel, series. 6.
To is also used after certain adjectives that indicate position
adjacent, close, contingent, contiguous, external, internal, next, orthogonal, parallel, perpendicular, tangent, transverse. AT IN TO 1,2 They arrived
at the airport, while we were still
at work and Pete was at the restaurant. They arrived
in New York, while we were still
in China. They have gone
to Beirut fora conference.
3,4 This can be seen
at the top / bottom
/ side / edge of the figure. As can be seen
in Figure 1, the trend is … Also,
as highlighted in Table 3 … This was then moved
to the top / bottom of the list.
5,6 The devices are placed
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