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“access” vs “access to” vs “have access to”

“access” vs “access to” vs “have access to”
This one’s hard to explain, so pay attention.
Access as Verb
When used as a verb, “access” it is not followed by “to.”  Just write:

“Thanks to the Internet, I can access information at any time.”
“Students can access a lot of books at the campus library.”
“Everyone wants to access the Internet nowadays.”
This is the most common use of the word, I think.

Access as a Noun
When used as a noun, “access” should be followed by “to.”  As in:

“Thanks to the Internet, students have access to a lot of information.”
“Students who visit the library have access to a lot of books.”
“Student wants access to more books.”
Don’t Write “access (v) to”
The most common error I see is when students use “access” as a verb and write “to” after it.  This will always be wrong.  Don’t write:

On the Internet, students can access to a lot of information at any time.”
 

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