Phrasal verbs In and Out

Complete the sentences with either in or out. - I’m going to stay ____ and watch TV this evening because I’m exhausted.

Complete the sentences with either in or out. - We can’t afford to go out for an expensive meal, so it’s better to eat ____ tonight.

Complete the sentences with either in or out. - Phil is going to drop ____ at the supermarket on his way home.

Complete the sentences with either in or out. - You shouldn’t stay ____ late tonight because we have to leave early tomorrow morning.

Complete the sentences with either in or out. - Could you fill ____ this form with your name, address and passport number, please?

Complete the sentences with either in or out. - Would you like to eat ____ at a nice restaurant tonight?

Complete the sentences with either in or out. - Let’s join ____ the scuba diving class at the beach tomorrow.

Complete the sentences with either in or out. - We can try ____ our new tent if we go camping next weekend.

Complete the sentences with either in or out. - You can’t stay home again this weekend. You really should get ____ more often.