| Phrasal Verb | be in for |
|---|---|
| Definition | a surprise is coming; you will soon have a surprise |
| Examples | - He is in for a shock if he thinks he can stroll in late every day. - You believe that you can pass your exams without doing any work. Well, let me tell you that you are in for a big surprise. |
| Note | An alternative is to be in for a shock. What is coming is usually unpleasant! |
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