INTO NIGHT 👉 11 Uses and Phrases of (INTO) in spoken English

INTO NIGHT
★ 11 Uses and Phrases of (INTO) in spoken English
□ 8 Uses of (INTO) in spoken English
1. Towards the inside of something or a place.
• How did you get into the house?
• Don't fall into the water!
• Come into the office.
2. Involved in a situation or activity.
• I was always getting into trouble.
• I'd like to go into teaching.
• They tried to drag me into their quarrel.
3. Hitting someone or something in a sudden and violent way.
• The car had run into a tree.
• He almost bumped into me as he rushed past.
4. In a particular direction.
• She looked straight into my eyes.
• Make sure you're speaking directly into the microphone.
5. Used to say that someone or something starts being in a different state or form.
• She fell into a deep sleep.
• Cut the cake into pieces.
6. At or until a certain time.
• Andy and I talked well into the night.
• John was well into his forties before he got married.
7. Used to say what someone is trying to find out information about.
• An investigation into the events leading up to his death
• I've been doing some research into this.
8. SPOKEN Used when you are dividing one number by another.
• Eight into twenty-four is three.
□ 3 phrases of (INTO) in spoken English
1. MAKE/ TURN/ SHAPE etc SOMETHING INTO SOMETHING
(Make something become a different shape or form)
• Make the dough into a ball.
2. BE INTO SOMETHING
(SPOKEN to like and be interested in something)
• Dave's really into windsurfing.
• I'm really into folk music.
3. BE INTO SOMEONE
(INFORMAL To owe someone money)
• He's into me for $50.
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