counts, counted, counting
to count in
phrasal verb
Include someone in an activity or plan
- 1If you're going to the movies, count me in.
- 2They decided to count her in for the team project.
To count in means to make sure someone is part of what is happening. It's like making sure they are included in the activity or plan. It's important to count everyone in so that no one feels left out.
Remember, counting someone in is not just about inviting them. Make sure to actively involve them in the activity or plan, so they feel truly included and valued. It's not just about numbers, but about participation.
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in the fields
Planning the Harvest
Linda
We're organizing a team to help with the harvest this weekend.
James
Sounds like a big task. Do you have enough people?
Linda
Not yet, but we could really use your help. Can we count you in?
James
Absolutely, I'd love to help out!
at the lobby
Weekend Getaway Plans
Nancy
We're planning a trip to the mountains this weekend.
John
Sounds fun! Can I join?
Nancy
Of course, we'll count you in!
John
Great, I'll start packing!
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Similar to "to count in":
- 1include
- 2involve