进 (jìn) — to enter, to go in

Character

Strokes: 7
Radical: 辶 — to walk
Made of: 辶 to walk 井 well, mine shaft, pit
How it's built: Phono-semantic — one part hints at the meaning, another at the sound

他进了房间。 Tā jìn le fángjiān. He went into the room.
他进房间了。 Tā jìn fángjiān le. He has gone into the room.
老师进了教学楼。 Lǎoshī jìnle jiàoxuélóu. The teacher went into the classroom building.
请进房间坐下吧。 Qǐng jìn fángjiān zuòxia ba. Please enter the room and sit down.
小王走进了商店。 Xiǎo Wáng zǒu jìn le shāngdiàn. Xiao Wang walked into the store.
爸爸还没进家呢。 Bàba hái méi jìn jiā ne. Dad still hasn't come into the house.
别进那个小房间！ Bié jìn nà ge xiǎo fángjiān! Don't enter that small room!
李月买票进了电影院。 Lǐ Yuè mǎi piào jìn le diànyǐngyuàn. Li Yue bought a ticket and went into the cinema.
谁能进那个大学？ Shéi néng jìn nà ge dàxué? Who can get into that university?
王明不想进医院。 Wáng Míng bù xiǎng jìn yīyuàn. Wang Ming doesn't want to go into the hospital.