100 Phrasal Verbs in 100 Days 46/100: To Cave In 🏳️ Definition: To give up your position or opinion and agree to what someone else wants, usually after pressure or argument. How to use it? • Cave in: He finally caved in and agreed • Cave in to + pressure/demands: She caved in to peer pressure Examples in situations: Peer pressure: • At first, Maria said no to the party, but she caved in when all her friends kept asking. (She gave up her position and agreed to go) Negotiations: • The company caved in to the workers' demands and gave them a pay raise. (The company gave up and agreed to the demands) Parenting: • The parents caved in and bought their child the expensive toy after hours of complaining. (The parents gave up and bought the toy) Arguments: • I didn't want to go to that restaurant, but I caved in to avoid an argument. (I gave up my preference to avoid conflict) 💬 Question: Can you think of a time when you caved in to pressure? Do you think it was the right decision?