Advanced Vocabulary - Phrasal Verbs (IN/INTO) 2

Index

Complete each of the sentences with a verb from the box, making sure that it fits grammatically into the sentence. ANSWERS

1) Martha sat on the terrace with her mouth open, in the stunning view.

2) In the past six years, tens of thousands of refugees into Europe, nearly half of which from Syria.

3) Sweden's controversial anti-lockdown strategy in a high death toll and no real economic gain.

4) The police stopped Marlon again last week. He thinks they it in for him.

5) Sluggish productivity growth meant that companies couldn't raise pay without into profits.

6) You should turn off all digital devices 30 minutes before you plan to in for the night.

7) When I got home I was completely in after all that running around.

8) The first secretary of state will in for the Prime Minister while he is in the hospital.

9) The top football clubs are in millions from sales of merchandise.

10) The new library in perfectly with the largely medieval town centre.

1)	drink in *	experience something with great enjoyment
2)	flood into *	move quickly into some place or thing in large numbers
3)	result in sth *	cause a particular situation to happen
4)	have it in for sb	be determined to criticize or harm someone
5)	eat into *	gradually reduce the amount of time, money etc. that is available
6)	turn in	go to bed in the evening
7)	be done in *	be very tired, exhausted
8)	stand in for sb	do sb else’s job temporarily while they are not available to do it
9)	rake in *	earn a lot of money without trying very hard
10)	blend in with *	look or seem the same as surrounding people or things
* 1) drinking 2) flooded 3) resulted 5) eating 7) done 9) raking 10) blends