Preposition 'Into' - Phrasal Verb Quiz

'Dip into' means...

Take money out of your savings
Be quiet (often as an imperative)
Move in a place making a lot of noise

Inherit
Stop someone or something from moving
Form a group against something or someone

Be dedicated or devoted
Do something enthusiastically or energetically
Become less active

Expect something to happen and base plans on it
Go somewhere away from people to study or work
Be accepted or admitted

Telephone a number of people, usually to try to get some information
Criticise angrily
Continue past a certain point

Ruin or spoil something
When a vehicle moves from a place
Enter a place quickly, in a disorganised way

Change something into something else
Attend
Spend time doing little or nothing

Behave indecisively
Criticise
Stop drinking or taking drugs when addicted

Discuss in some detail
Consider something, but not very seriously
Lose possession of a ball, etc. in a contact sport

Wait for or anticipate something pleasant
Accompany someone into an office
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