Fill in either in or out to complete the sentences. 1. my mother cooks very well and we usually eat but on sundays we eat 2. the doctor asked me to breathe deeply through the nose and then to breathe 3. bobby, it’s snowing hard. you’d better stay 4. one of the lions has got of the zoo.

1. My mother cooks very well and we usually eat in, but on Sundays, we eat out.
2. The doctor asked me to breathe in deeply through the nose and then to breathe out.
3. Bobby, it’s snowing hard. You’d better stay in.
4. One of the lions has got out of the zoo.

1/ My mother cooks very well and we usually eat in, but on Sundays, we eat out.
2/ The doctor asked me to breathe in deeply through the nose and then to breathe out.
3/ Bobby, it’s snowing hard. You’d better stay in.
4/ One of the lions has got out of the zoo.