[ Grammer ] Fill Up & Fill Out & Fill In
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Fill Up & Fill Out & Fill In
Fill up, fill out and fill in - are very commonly confused expression, not only because do they look alike, but also because do they shar similar meanings sometimes.
To learn about the correct meanings and usage of these expression, don't miss out on today's Grammer.
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1. fill up
to make something full ( such as a gas tank ),or to become full.
* Her eyes filled up with tears.
* Shall I fill the car up with petrol?
* Don't fill yourself up with cookies, the dinner will be ready soon.
2. fill out
to write all the necessary information on an offcial document or form; if a young person fills out,their body become more like an adult's body for example
by having bigger muscles developing breasts etc.
* Please fill out this form , Sir.
* Eric has filled out around the waist.
3. fill in
to give necessary or recently acquired information; to fill a vacancy usually temporarily
*Don't forget to fill in your boarding cards.
That's true, both fill out a form and fill in a form are grammatically ciorrect.
* I will fill you in.
* Elena is sick, could you please fill in for her.
That's all for today's grammer.
we've also prepared a quiz for you.
Practice
#1. Enjoy the party and fill yourself ........... .
- up - out - in
#2. after three months at the gym, Ali has really filled ......... .
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