Phrasal verb prepositions: IN part 02: IN means ENTER

In this video, I explain why the preposition “in” can mean “enter" and give some examples of phrasal verbs that use it in this sense.

[nathanren]

I've looked through all your videos these days. Thank you. Please keep updating.

[RakeshKumar-ifoz]

Please do daily videos about phrases verbs

[gladysgriffin]

Thanks for your visual lesson, I read there are seven ways to learn and visual is one of them.

[gladysgriffin]

I think it used to be a rule to back in when you park, so, in case of emergency all the cars can leave quickly

[etelvinofranca]

Thanks a lot teacher ! I really aprecciate you :)

[kimyoolhi]

Thanks Kevin. It's easy to comprehend.

[gladysgriffin]

People used to clocks in with a card but after the computers became very popular we clocked in using the computers

[gladysgriffin]

Breaks in is a very popular phrasal verb, it happens to many people.

[gladysgriffin]

I wonder if breaks in is used only with a thief ? If somebody forgot the key inside could I say I had to break in? another question would be if I can use for a house or for a car too ?

[gladysgriffin]

I drive backwards when I park my car in the garage. I back my car in

[gladysgriffin]

@ home we have an alarm, if a thief breaks in the alarm will go off