Wednesday, January 29, 2020

Idiom of the Day: Get in on the Act

Meaning: 
      The expression "get in on the act" means that something or someone gets involved in something someone else is doing. The other person usually doesn't want the first person to get involved.

Example:
      Michael always gets in on the act when someone is about to take a picture.



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