Sep 6, 2021 · So far, in all the examples I've seen, the subject is filling someone in on a thing or event. Can that thing be a person? Example sentence: I've been...

Nov 28, 2010 · I checked my COD and it says "fill someone in" means "to inform someone". But I came across a sentence recently that uses "fill someone in on" rather that "fill someone in". …

Oct 25, 2016 · " . . . fill me in on the details" sounds fine, but there are other errors in the sentences.

Aug 31, 2008 · Would you like to fill me in on what has happened to your store? Would you pause after in or on? Thank you in advance.

Oct 10, 2011 · Yesterday in a thread on the expression to fill someone in on something, I expressed a distaste for the implied image, saying that it suggested that the...

Mar 6, 2018 · The only difference is that you changed the verb "fill in" for the noun "fill-in". Someone who fills in for someone else can be called a "fill-in". Whom do you recommend to fill …

Apr 26, 2018 · There is an idiom "to be in on something". For example, "I'd like to be in on the plan." It looks logical to me if I want to use it with the verb let, it should be, e.g. "We can't let …

Feb 21, 2007 · Let's say I need to fill in a form for such and such reason. If someone says you forgot to write something in/on the form. Is it in or on that we should use ?

Sep 18, 2020 · It depends on whether you mean that as something you are going to do yourself, or something you’re telling someone else to do. This is why context is so important! Note, too, …

Feb 6, 2012 · to fill in for someone is "remplacer quelqu'un" so your sentence will be : La personne en charge des factures en français était en congé maladie et la personne qui l'a remplacé …

Feb 3, 2019 · Note that when you assist/help someone, it may be important to differentiate between:--- working in partnership with the other person - eg you both worked together on the …

Oct 22, 2020 · I would use 'space' in that context, but another similar word is 'blank' as in 'fill in all the blanks in the form' or 'write your answers in the blanks provided on the test sheet.' …

Sep 17, 2010 · "To fill someone's shoes" is to be as competent as the person being succeeded. "Walk a mile in my shoes" means to experience the life I live.

Feb 19, 2018 · An example that is often heard in US English: "I would like to thank you on behalf of my coworkers/friends/etc." and in this case you are representing the whole group of people, …

BE tends to use "fill in" for both senses, although the AE "fill out" is creeping in... Another BE sense for "fill in" is "to beat someone up", as in "Bob filled him in".

Dec 13, 2013 · I guess "fill up on something" probably means "to get stuffed with something"? Correct me if I am wrong, please. In addition, is this phrase formal or informal, often used for …