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Are the two usages both correct? Personally, I'd prefertake something into account
take something into account
but I have heard some professors and academic textbook authors prefertake into account something.
take into account something.
Am I good to use what I prefer or the latter one is more correct ?
Are the two usages both correct? Personally, I'd prefertake something into account but I have heard some professors and academic textbook authors prefertake into account something. Am I good to use what I prefer or the latter one is more correct ?
Are the two usages both correct? Personally, I'd prefer
take something into account
but I have heard some professors and academic textbook authors prefer
take into account something.
Am I good to use what I prefer or the latter one is more correct ?
"Take something into account" vs "Take into account something" are both correct?
Are the two usages both correct? Personally, I'd prefer take something into account but I have heard some professors and academic textbook authors prefer take into account something. Am I good to use what I prefer or the latter one is more correct ?
