![Tricky Prepositions [infographic]](https://sun9-28.userapi.com/impf/8GP-rkv0tUnseCQcZMTnSJvWf6tjl8temn_wYg/4_qZMGzbpxY.jpg?size=1280x678&quality=96&sign=061fe88fe016e3fca47f390ffc2c370d&c_uniq_tag=smLOJZ8PHb3AscGxhopKwtonOeICuvjMGymoMCX1GYc&type=album)
This infographic explains the difference between 'into' and 'in to' prepositions. It also provides examples of using 'ask for' and 'ask to' correctly. 'Into' shows motion toward the inside of a place, while 'in' is an adverb and 'to' is a preposition. 'Ask for' is used to request an object, while 'ask to' is used to request an action.