Onto
####Used to say that someone or something moves to a position on a surface, area, or object
e.g. She watched him walk onto the platform.
e.g. Pour the syrup on to the egg mixture.
####Used to say that a room, door, or window faces towards something or allows movement into another place
e.g. The dining room looks out onto a pretty garden.
e.g. a gate leading on to a broad track
Sources:
Cambridge dictionary
Longman dictionary
Oxford dictionary
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