goes, went, gone, going
to go in for
phrasal verb
To participate in a competition or activity
- 1She decided to go in for the singing contest.
- 2He wants to go in for the marathon next year.
To go in for means to take part in a contest or event. It's like joining a race or competition. You show up and try your best to win or do well. It's about getting involved and giving it your all.
Remember, "to go in for" is used for activities you actively participate in, not just watch. So if you're cheering from the sidelines, you're not going in for it.
at the hotel lobby
The Art Contest
Linda
Hey Kimberly, did you hear about the art contest happening this weekend?
Kimberly
Yes, I did! I'm planning to go in for it. I've been working on a new painting.
Linda
That's exciting! I can't wait to see your work.
Kimberly
Thanks, Linda! I hope it turns out well.
in a clinic waiting room
The Charity Run
Cynthia
Hey Paul, are you planning to go in for the charity run this weekend?
Paul
I was thinking about it, but I'm not sure if I have the time.
Cynthia
It could be a fun way to support a good cause and get some exercise.
Paul
You're right, maybe I should give it a try.
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Similar to "to go in for":
- 1enter
- 2participate