Into, Out Of,
Into: a place inside
- We ran into the garden.
Into: to change into; to become
- The frog changed into a handsome prince.
- He got himself into serious trouble.
Out of
The opposite of the preposition into is out of.
- She ran out of the room.
- I took his letter out of my pocket.
- I walked out of the front door without looking back.
- He sat staring out of the window.
Out of can also be used to talk about position – the opposite of in.
- I am afraid Mr John is out of the country at the moment. He should be back next week.