Here Some Collocations & Phrases using IN :
- In advance – When you are aware of everything. Why don’t you prepare in advance?
- In answer to – I can say and do anything in answer to what they did.
- In an effort to – In an effort to prove her strength, she joined the army.
- In a good/bad mood – He seems to be in a bad mood today as he is not talking to anyone.
- In excess – He was given money in excess so he always used to discard things very quickly.
- In favour of – Please say something in favour of my thoughts and opinions.
- In a mess – Everything is in a mess and it’s really tough to sort it out.
- In charge of – You are the in charge of your life and no one else.
- In demand – Personality development courses are highly in demand.
- In distress – He could not see me in distress, so he decided to help me.
- In harmony – Are you in harmony with what you are doing?
- In high spirits – He was in high spirits after setting up his business.
- In most cases – Rape victims remain quiet in most cases.
- In one way or another – He always tries to take advantage of your innocence in one way or the other.
- In order to – In order to get what you want, you have to put efforts as per the need of the hour.
- In response to – I don’t know what should I do in response to what has happened in the past few days.
- In short – In short, they are powerful, dominating and sadist so you need to formulate a strategy to beat them.
- In the end – What matters in the end is whether you are happy or not?
- Be absorbed in something – She was so absorbed in the movie that she didn’t reply to what I said.
- Involve in something – Don’t get involved in something that is not beneficial for you.
- Specialize in something – I thought of asking them sarcastically, “Have you done specialization in harming others also?”
- Interested in – Priya asked Shruti, “Are you interested in going on a date with Sunny?”
- Check in – You must check in at least one hour before take-off.