Diferencias entre "out of", "into", "around" y "past"

• Into = is the movement, as a in Spanish you say: “dentro de”

• Out of = is the movement, as in Spanish you say: “fuera de”
  

  

EXAMPLES:

• The owl is putting itself into the box

• Now, the owl is out of the box

• The owl past so faster than almost made fall the other bird

Let’s practice!
I usually put my laptop into the table when I work from home.
It is incorrect.
The correct preposition is “on” since the laptop is on the table’s surface. It is not “inside” the table to use "into"
the correct sentence would be:
I usually put my laptop on the tahble when I work from home.

“in” is used for position, meanwhile “into” is used for movement.
Put the toy into the box

I put my laptop on the table. Not into the table.

The sentence: I usually put my laptop into the table, it’s wrong because into is for movement.
The correct sentence is: I usually put my laptop on the table when I go to work

Thank you

i usually put my laptop into the table when i work from home: es incorecto En lugar de "into", debes usar "on" para indicar la ubicación del laptop en relación con la mesa. aquí les dejo la forma correcta de escribir la oración "I usually put my Laptop on the table when I work from home".

i usually put my laptop into the table when i work from home:
es incorecto
En lugar de “into”, debes usar “on” para indicar la ubicación del laptop en relación con la mesa.
aquí les dejo la forma correcta de escribir la oración
"I usually put my Laptop on the table when I work from home".