Grammar debate: "Go into shed"

[Vypyrz]

My partner and I have been having a debate over the phrase "go into shed." Can anyone please enlighten us as to the origin of this phrase? Why don't we just say "shed"? Is it just part of herp subculture lingo, or is there some authoritative resource on the English language that permits its use?

Many thanks for your thoughts, expert grammarians.

According to my authoritative resource, saying,"My snake is going into shed", is grammatically correct. In this statement, the word "shed" is used as a verb, to describe an action, or state of being.



If you consider "in shed" to be a place, then it would be used as a noun, and still grammatically correct, as it would then become the subject of the statement.



In the statement, "This is a shed skin", it is used as an adjective to directly describe the skin.



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