| 1. Throw the can into the recycling bin. |
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| 2. These animals are headed into the water for some relief from the heat. |
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| 3. She's diving into the water. |
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4. This road leads into the mountains. |
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| 5. Some heavy fog moved into the city from the ocean. |
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| 6. They came into the music store to look for albums and CDs. |
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7. They're very into new music.
They're also very into each other.
(When used as an idiom, "into" means "to like." I'm into rock'n'roll. She's into yoga. We're into Indian food.) |
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| 8. He looked into the bubbling pot to see what was cooking inside. |
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9. Around Halloween, many people carve pumpkins into jack-o-lanterns. |
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| 10. As she was walking, she broke through the ice and fell into the freezing water. |
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"into" is similar to "in" but not exactly the same.
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