In…prepositional phrases
1. To be in agony- to be in a lot of pain
I was in agony.
2. To be in arrears- not to have paid sth something you have to pay on
a regular basis.
The rent money is two months in arrears.
It important we get pay our money before we get into arrears
3. To be in bloom- if a plant or tree is in bloom, the flowers on that
plant of the tree are open
It was summer and all the flowers were in bloom.
In disarray-if sth (your clothes, your life, a country, etc) is in disarray, it
is very untidy, disorganised, untidy, or in state of confusion.
The club is in total disarray.
The delay threw the entire timetable into disarray.
The strikes have left the country in a complete disarray.
To be in foul/temper mood: to be in very bad temper and likely to get
angry.
The argument with his mother left Jim in a foul mood.
He was in a foul mood that morning.
To be in full swing-if an event or process, party is in full swing.
The party is already in full swing. It was late when we arrived and
the party was in full swing.
