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could you help me with this "to be in for"? I looked for info but it isn't clear yet
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It can be a couple of things:
It can refer to something impending, as Elena suggested - e.g. We are in for bad weather.
It can also indicate agreement, or willingness to participate: e.g. A party? I'm in for that.
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(= about to have) alludes to bad future possibilities
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