Preposition 'In' - Phrasal Verb Quiz

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Quiz for Preposition: 'In'

Choose the correct definition for each phrasal verb...

'Stop in' means...

Become gradually more evident
Visit briefly
Focus more closely

'Get in' means...

Arrive (train, plane, etc.)
Stop doing something
Produce an unexpected result

'Look in' means...

Visit somewhere briefly or quickly
Exclude someone from an activity, etc
Make a quick visit

'Pull in' means...

When a train arrives at a station
Oppose, make difficulties
End a phone call with someone

'Give in' means...

Criticise harshly or punish someone for something
Submit homework, etc.
Visit many different places

'Shut in' means...

Circulate (rumours, etc)
Prevent someone from leaving
Allow passengers on a ship or plane

'Cut in' means...

Accompany someone because you haven't got anything better to do
Live with someone when you are in a relationship.
Drive in front of another vehicle without warning

'Tune in' means...

Watch or listen to a TV or radio show
Progress
Ignore, not do something

'Log in' means...

Enter a restricted area on a computer system
Repeat something many times to make someone learn it
Pass easily, succeed

'Run in' means...

Reduce the price of something
Pay a casual visit
Visit