Common phrasal verbs where IN indicates entry or arrival
Q1. Come ___, the door is open
COME IN means enter. Invitations are extended. Thresholds are crossed.
Q2. The train gets ___ at six
GET IN means arrive. Trains follow schedules. Platforms await.
Q3. Please hand ___ your assignments
HAND IN means submit. Assignments are due. Deadlines loom.
Q4. She joined ___ the conversation
JOIN IN means participate. Conversations welcome contributors. Voices are heard.
Q5. The sun is ___
COME IN means appear. Weather improves. Clouds part temporarily.