Exercises 138.1 Complete the sentences. 1 Here's a key so that you can __ yourself in. 2 Lisa doesn't like cooking, so she . __ ..out a lot. 3 If you're in our part of town, you should __ ..in and say hello. 4 Could you. __ in this questionnaire? It will only take five minutes. 5 Amy isn't living in this house any more.. She __ .out a few weeks ago. 6 After breakfast, we __ ...out of the hotel and got a taxi to the airport. 7 I wanted to charge my phone, but there was nowhere to __ the charger in. 8 Paul started doing a Spanish course, but he __ .out after a few weeks. 9 Be careful! The water isn't very deep here , so don't __ .in. 138.2 Complete the sentences with in, into, out or out of. 1 I've got a new flat. I'm moving __ on Friday. 2. We arrived at the hotel and checked __ 3 When are you moving. __ your new flat? 4 The car stopped and the driver got __ 5 Thieves broke __ .the house and stole some jewellery. 6 How did the thieves break __ .? Through a window? 7 He opened his wallet and something fell __ 8 Kate was angry and walked __ the meeting. 138.3 Complete the sentences using a verb + in or out (of). 1. Lisa walked to the edge of the pool, __ and swam to the other end. 2. Not all the runners finished the race . Three of them __ 3 I went to see Joe and Sophie in their new house. They __ .last week. 4 I've told you everything you need to know.I don't think I've __ anything. 5 Some people in the crowd started singing. Then a few more people __ and soon everybody was singing. 6 Don't be __ . by him. If I were you,I wouldn't believe anything he says. 71 __ to see Laura a few days ago. She was fine 138.4 Complete the sentences. Use the word in brackets in the correct form. 1 A: The fridge isn't working. B: That's because you haven't...plugged it in - (plug) __ 2 A: What doIhave to do with tl these forms? B: . __ and send them to this address. (fill) 3 A: I've made a mistake on this form. B: That's OK. Just. __ and correct it. (cross) 4 A: Haveyou been to the new club I told you about? B: No. We went there, but they wouldn't __ . because we weren't members. (let) 5 A: Can we meet tomorrow at ten? B: Probably. I have another meeting, but I think I can __ .. (get) 138.5 Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use a verb from Sections B or c. 1. Let's go to a restaurant tonight. Let's eat out tonight. __ 2 Why didn't you finish college? Why did you __ 3 Please complete the application form Please __ form. 4 I can't avoid going to the party. I can't. __ to the party. 51thought the email was genuine, but it wasn't. I was completely __ the email . You must sometime. 6. You must come and see us sometime. 1. Chouswas uncet because he wasn't chocon __

138.1 Complete the sentences.<br />1. Here's a key so that you can **lock** yourself in.<br />2. Lisa doesn't like cooking, so she **rarely** cooks out a lot.<br />3. If you're in our part of town, you should **stop** in and say hello.<br />4. Could you **fill** in this questionnaire? It will only take five minutes.<br />5. Amy isn't living in this house any more. She **moved** out a few weeks ago.<br />6. After breakfast, we **checked** out of the hotel and got a taxi to the airport.<br />7. I wanted to charge my phone, but there was nowhere to **put** the charger in.<br />8. Paul started doing a Spanish course, but he **dropped** out after a few weeks.<br />9. Be careful! The water isn't very deep here, so don't **swim** in.<br /><br />138.2 Complete the sentences with in, into, out or out of.<br />1. I've got a new flat. I'm moving **into** on Friday.<br />2. We arrived at the hotel and checked **in**.<br />3. When are you moving **into** your new flat?<br />4. The car stopped and the driver got **out**.<br />5. Thieves broke **into** the house and stole some jewellery.<br />6. How did the thieves break **in**? Through a window?<br />7. He opened his wallet and something fell **out**.<br />8. Kate was angry and walked **out** of the meeting.<br /><br />138.3 Complete the sentences using a verb + in or out (of).<br />1. Lisa walked to the edge of the pool, **out** and swam to the other end.<br />2. Not all the runners finished the race. Three of them **dropped out**.<br />3. I went to see Joe and Sophie in their new house. They **moved in** last week.<br />4. I've told you everything you need to know. I don't think I've **left** anything out.<br />5. Some people in the crowd started singing. Then a few more people **joined in** and soon everybody was singing.<br />6. Don't be **fooled** by him. If I were you, I wouldn't believe anything he says.<br />7. **Thought** to see Laura a few days ago. She was fine.<br /><br />138.4 Complete the sentences. Use the word in brackets in the correct form.<br />1. A: The fridge isn't working.<br /> B: That's because you haven't **plugged** it in.<br />2. A: What do I have to do with these forms?<br /> B: **Fill** them out and send them to this address.<br />3. A: I've made a mistake on this form.<br /> B: That's OK. Just **cross** it out and correct it.<br />4. A: Have you been to the new club I told you about?<br /> B: No. We went there, but they wouldn't **let** us in because we weren't members.<br />5. A: Can we meet tomorrow at ten?<br /> B: Probably. I have another meeting, but I think I can **cancel** it.<br /><br />138.5 Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first. Use a verb from Sections B or C.<br />1. Let's go to a restaurant tonight. Let's eat out tonight.<br />2. Why didn't you finish college? Why did you **drop out**?<br />3. Please complete the application form. Please **fill out** the form.<br />4. I can't avoid going to the party. I can't **get** out of the party.<br />5. I thought the email was genuine, but it wasn't. I was completely **fooled** by the email.<br />6. You must come and see us sometime. You must **visit** us sometime.