All Ears English Podcast AEE 1951: Onto or Into? Confusing English Prepositions Explained
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Mar 7, 2023 Discover the tricky English prepositions 'onto' versus 'into' and their subtle differences through engaging role plays. Dive into self-publishing insights, celebrating the joy of bringing creative projects to life. Enjoy a humorous bakery banter, complete with a surprise rat sighting, while connecting over pastries. The hosts stress the importance of precise language for clear communication, reminding us that connection often matters more than perfection in conversations.
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Self-Publishing Journey
- Aubrey Carter discusses her new interest in self-publishing a book of game instructions.
- She explains how self-publishing platforms simplify the process.
Put on the Back Burner
- "Put it on the back burner" means to give something lower priority.
- Use this idiom to discuss de-prioritizing tasks or projects, especially in business contexts.
Prepositions of Action vs. Location
- "Into" and "onto" show action and movement to a new location.
- "In" and "on" describe a location where the action has already happened.