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Hanuman_2000 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

phrasal verb

Hello,

1. Fill -----------the form, please. (in/up)

Which one is correct given in bracket?

What is difference between "fill in" and "fill up"?

  

Top answer

Hi, I'd say "fill in" or "fill out". Just my two cents though.

— Julielai

  • Hi, I'd say "fill in" or "fill out".
  • Just my two cents though.
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4 Answers
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Hi,

I'd say "fill in" or "fill out".

Just my two cents though.
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You fill in forms and fill up gas tanks.

CJ
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We fill in gaps and holes, right?
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Yep.

It seems to me that "fill up" always involves filling a container to maximum capacity with a substance, but there are probably other uses, too. The other variants of "fill" are used in other cases.

CJ
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