Understanding 'In' vs 'Into' Usage

The video tutorial explains the difference between 'in' and 'into', focusing on the concept of motion. It uses examples with a cat, a bird, fish, and children to illustrate when to use each preposition. The tutorial also covers more complex scenarios and concludes with an interactive exercise for viewers to apply their understanding.

What is the main difference between 'in' and 'into' as explained with the cat and the room?

• Both 'in' and 'into' indicate position.

• 'In' indicates position, 'into' indicates motion.

• 'In' indicates motion, 'into' indicates position.

• Both 'in' and 'into' indicate motion.

Which word would you use if the cat is already inside the room?

• 'In' because the cat is already inside.

• 'Into' because the cat is moving.

• 'Into' because the cat is outside.

• 'In' because the cat is leaving.

When the bird flew into the sea, what does 'into' signify?

• The bird was already in the sea.

• The bird was moving towards the sea.

• The bird was flying above the sea.

• The bird was stationary in the sea.

What does 'into' imply when the bird flew into the sea?

• The bird is already in the sea.

• The bird is moving towards the sea.

• The bird is stationary in the sea.

• The bird is flying above the sea.

Why do we use 'in' when talking about fish swimming in the river?

• Because the fish are flying over the river.

• Because the fish are already inside the river.

• Because the fish are moving towards the river.

• Because the fish are jumping out of the river.

Why is 'in' used when the fish swim in the river?

• Because the fish are moving towards the river.

• Because the fish are already inside the river.

• Because the fish are jumping out of the river.

• Because the fish are flying over the river.

What does 'in' indicate when referring to children standing in the room?

• The children are leaving the room.

• The children are already inside the room.

• The children are moving into the room.

• The children are outside the room.

What does 'in' indicate when children are standing in the room?

• The children are moving into the room.

• The children are already inside the room.

• The children are outside the room.

• The children are leaving the room.

What does 'into' signify when someone jumps into the pool?

• The person is already in the pool.

• The person is moving from outside to inside the pool.

• The person is standing beside the pool.

• The person is leaving the pool.

What does 'into' signify when someone jumps into the pool?

• The person is leaving the pool.

• The person is already in the pool.

• The person is moving from outside to inside the pool.

• The person is standing beside the pool.