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if / in case (of)

imaginary / made-up / fanciful

immediately /
as soon as possible


impassable / impassive

imply / infer

impracticable / impractical

in / into / in to

in a way /
in the way /
on the way


incredible / incredulous

indefinite(ly)

inflammatory

ingenious / ingenuous

intend / mean / plan

intense / intensive

its / it's

in / into / in to
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1 We put the gift in a box.
2 Students are in the classroom.
3 He was in the library.
4 She put the letter in a drawer.
5 My parents live in New York.
6 The rice in the bowl.
7 Get in the car.
8 Two boys were speaking in English.
9 He spoke in a loud voice.
10 I paid in cash.
11 I'll be ready in ten minutes.
12 They're getting married in September.
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1 He jumped into the river.
2 Come into the house.
3 We drove into the city.
4 We walked down the street into the movie theater.
5 Her books were packed into boxes.
6 She's pouring batter into a pan.
7 The truck crashed into a lamppost.
8 They got into debt.
9 Don't get into any trouble.
10 She crumpled the paper into a ball.
11 I'm not really into sports.
12 They were into rock music.
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1 We went in to supper.
2 You may go in to see them now.
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We put the gift
in
a box.


Two boys
were speaking
in
English.


We're driving into the city.

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You may go in
to
see them now.

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