In vs Into

The children jumped _____ the lake for a swim.

• In to

• into

He turned his paper ______ the teacher

• Into

• in to

As a child, I was too afraid to go [into/in to] the Halloween haunted house.

• Into

• in to

I’m going to turn the wallet I found [into/in to] the police.

• Into

• In to

If your battery is running low, you’ll need to plug your power cord [into/in to] the socket.

• Into

• in to

I will look [into/in to] the options you have suggested.

• Into

• in to

She came [into/in to] warm her hands and feet.

• Into

• in to

Her brother Billy is really [into/in to] sports.

• Into

• In to

Excuse me, I’m going to tune ____ watch the nightly news.

• Into

• in to

The agreement goes [into/in to] effect on October 1.

• Into

• In to