Preposition 'In' - Phrasal Verb Quiz

Quiz for Verb: 'To in'

Choose the correct definition for each phrasal verb...

'Break in' means...

Abandon a plan

Take something without permission or steal

Carefully use new products until they are fully functional.

'Block in' means...

Cut the electricity supply to a computer or electronic device

To make a telephone call

Shade or fill in

'Chuck in' means...

Encourage

Quit something

Ignore, not pay attention

'Run in' means...

Get as a result of something

Pay a casual visit

Attack

'Rush in' means...

Manage on a certain amount of money

Make someone enter somewhere quickly

Let, grant a service or allow usage for a fee

'Sign in' means...

Take an oath to hold a public office

Write your name when entering a place

Cut, remove an amount or part of something

'Get in' means...

Remove someone secretly of discreetly

Maintain good relations, stay on good terms with someone

Enter a building or place

'Pack in' means...

Stop doing something

Understand something, often after a long time

Surrender, accept defeat

'Hand in' means...

Say something firmly and loudly

Submit work for appraisal

Want something very much

'Muscle in' means...

Become involved in something when your involvement is not wanted

Wait somewhere doing nothing

Appear in court charged with a crime or offence

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