"Try and" Vs. "Try to"
Hi guys,
I noticed recently that people usually use the construction "try and" in a context that "try to" seems to be the most evident option. I would like to know the difference between those two constructions.
Examples:
1. I'll try and find my keys ----> I'll try to find my keys.
2. I will try and get more food ----> I will try to get more food.
Thanks in advance
I noticed recently that people usually use the construction "try and" in a context that "try to" seems to be the most evident option. I would like to know the difference between those two constructions.
Examples:
1. I'll try and find my keys ----> I'll try to find my keys.
2. I will try and get more food ----> I will try to get more food.
Thanks in advance
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