Phrasal Verbs - IN and OUT

"to stay in" means.....

• to not go out of your house

• to go out of your house

• to go to Central Plaza

• to catch a train to Bangkok

Putting information inside the boxes

that are on the form is....

• to fall out

• to put out

• to fill in

• to put in

"to take something in" means...

• to take your computer for repair

• to understand information

• to use an umbrella in the rain

• to charge your phone

If I have one biscuit inside my cup

and then I add another one, the biscuit is....

• putting in

• going out

• joining out

• joining in

"to keep in touch" means....

• to write a diary

• to hug your parents

• to not listen to your friend

• to keep contact with someone

"to go out" is the opposite of.....

• to go off

• to stay in

• to stay out

• to go in

"to sell out" or "to run out" means....

• there is nothing left

• it is time to exercise

• to shop online

• to fly to Bangkok

I am stopping you from getting in. I am trying to....

• keep you in

• go out

• keep you out

• put you out

"to find out" means....

• to lose something

• to discover something

• to play hide and seek

• to upset your friends

Write a sentence using the phrase "to keep in touch"