On your site, there is an example for the use of "into" and "in." There is a picture of a man putting groceries into a bag. The second picture shows the bag filled, and it says the man completed putting the groceries in the bag. Shouldn't he have completed putting the groceries into the bag? The groceries are in the bag, but he completed the act of putting them into it. http://owl.english.purdue.edu/engagement/index.php?category_id=3&sub_category_id=5&article_id=85 Is the example at the bottom of the page correct?

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On your site, there is an example for the use of "into" and "in." There is a picture of a man putting groceries into a bag. The second picture shows the bag filled, and it says the man completed putting the groceries in the bag. Shouldn't he have completed putting the groceries into the bag? The groceries are in the bag, but he completed the act of putting them into it.  http://owl.english.purdue.edu/engagement/index.php?category_id=3&sub_category_id=5&article_id=85 Is the example at the bottom of the page correct?