5 Ways to Use "IN" in Phrasal Verbs | My English Brain

Hey everyone! Next up in the Phrasal Verb Series is "IN." Did you know there are 5 ways we commonly use "IN" for phrasal verbs. You'll learn all about how and why we use it here with lots of examples! Enjoy!
"In" is often used to mean...
1) To be inside /to go inside 1:54
get in, let in, break in, take in,
2) To become a part of (be in) 7:00
fit in, butt in/cut in, pitch in
3) To receive / to arrive 10:23
check in, get in, sink in
4) To fill with something 13:13
color in, Fill in
5) To lose control / to surrender 14:38
give in, cave in, turn in,
Make sure to watch all the videos in this series which will explain the reasons why we use up, down, in, out, etc. in phrasal verbs. • 5 Ways to use DOWN wit...
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