Today's homework!!

1. I went to the gym. 2. Matthew and Michelle moved the table in the dining room. 3. Allan left your keys on the table. 4. Dr. [Name] apologized for interrupting us and told us to carry ???? with our discussion. 5. I walk to the amusement park. 6. Pat drove Mike into the airport. 7. Glenn almost fell into the river. 8. The waitress noticed that there was no more Diet Pepsi in Marty's glass. 9. Lee and Sarah took the bus that was heading into the university. 10. Mary Sue jumped into the stage and danced. No.4 is very confusing. Although I thought and thought about it, I am not sure about the answer.ㅠㅠ I only know that 'carry' can accompany just 'out'.

Happy hump day, my dear!   I guess you are still confused with the use of these prepositions. It\'s okay because they are really confusing, Haha! Still, you did great because you still managed to get most of the correct answers. As for number four, we can also say carry on. This expression means to continue what you\'re doing.   Let\'s talk more about this in class.   ~Teacher Shanee     1. I went to the gym.>>> Correct!2. Matthew and Michelle moved the table in the dining room.>>> Matthew and Michelle moved the table into the dining room. 3. Allan left your keys on the table.>>> Correct!4. Dr. [Name] apologized for interrupting us and told us to carry ???? with our discussion. >>> Dr. [Name] apologized for interrupting us and told us to carry on with our discussion. 5. I walk to the amusement park.>>> Correct!6. Pat drove Mike into the airport.>>> Pat drove Mike to the airport.7. Glenn almost fell into the river.>>> Correct!8. The waitress noticed that there was no more Diet Pepsi in Marty\'s glass.>>> Correct!9. Lee and Sarah took the bus that was heading into the university.>>> Lee and Sarah took the bus that was heading toward the university. 10. Mary Sue jumped into the stage and danced.>>> Mary Sue jumped on / onto the stage and danced.No.4 is very confusing. >>> Correct!Although I thought and thought about it, I am not sure about the answer.ㅠㅠ >>> Correct!I only know that \'carry\' can accompany just \'out\'. >>> What I only know is that carry can be accompanied by out.