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Introduce vs. enter Wed Nov 23, 2005 10:34 am  Introduce vs. enter
 

Test No. incompl/advan-40 "The News", question 3

The scheme will be ......... into the school curriculum at the beginning of next academic year.

(a) entered
(b) presented
(c) welcomed
(d) introduced

Test No. incompl/advan-40 "The News", answer 3

The scheme will be introduced into the school curriculum at the beginning of next academic year.

Correct answer: (d) introduced

Your answer was: incorrect
The scheme will be entered into the school curriculum at the beginning of next academic year.
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What about "entered" here?
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Introduce vs. enter Wed Nov 23, 2005 11:13 am  Introduce vs. enter
 

Hi Gumika,

It would not make sense to use entered into in this sentence mainly because enter into is rarely used in the passive form and it means undertake and accept. You could say: This agreement should not be entered into without serious consideration. As you will see, the verb is enter into - the particle (into) cannot be separated from the verb.

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