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 A. in은 전치사로 쓰이는 경우에 ...속(안)에, ...(한 상태)로, ...동안에 의 의미로 사용된다. 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. B. into는 전치사로 쓰이는 경우에 안으로, 어떤 상태로 바뀌는 것을, 또는 ...에 빠져 (흥미)있는 을  의미 한다. 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. C. in to에서 in은 부사로 사용된 것이다. 1. We went in to supper. 2. You may go in to see them now.

We put the gift in a box. 　 Two boys were speaking in English. 　 　 　 We're driving into the city. 　 　 　 　 　 　 　 　 You may go in to see them now.

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