Collocations With The Preposition In Flashcards
Indicates a person’s readiness or desire to do something.
In the mood for.
I’m in the mood for pizza tonight.
To be facing difficulties or problems.
In trouble.
He’s in trouble with his boss for missing the deadline.
To have strong romantic feelings for someone or something.
In love with.
She’s in love with her new partner.
Being rushed or having limited time available.
In a hurry.
Sorry, I can’t talk right now, I’m in a hurry to catch my train.
To have the same opinion or viewpoint.
In agreement.
We’re all in agreement that the project needs more time.
Having responsibility or authority over something.
In charge of.
She’s in charge of organizing the event.
To support or approve of something.
In favor of.
The majority of the team is in favor or the new proposal.
Owing money to someone or a financial institution.
In debt.
After buying a new car, I found myself in debt.
Being in communication or contact with someone.
In touch with.
I’ve been in touch with her about the upcoming project.
At a point between the beginning and end of an activity or process.
In the middle of.
Sorry, I can’t talk right now, I’m in the middle of cooking dinner.
Being sought after or desired by many people.
In demand.
With her skills, she’s always in demand in the job market.
Being ahead or in front of others in a competition or race.
In the lead.
After the first lap, he was in the lead.
Currently undergoing a series of steps or actions.
In the process of.
We’re in the process of redesigning our website.
Being physically or financially healthy or unhealthy.
In good/bad shape.
After exercising regularly, he’s in a good shape.
Eventually; after everything else has been considered.
In the end.
In the end, they decided to cancel the project.
