E. in the train; in the sun (sunshine); etc. (e.g. We sat in the shade. It was too hot to sit in the sun.)
a. in ink; in words; etc. (e.g. Please write your name in block capitals.)
b. (be/fall) in love (with somebody) (e.g. Have you ever been in love with anybody?)
c. in my opinion (e.g. In my opinion, the film wasn’t very good.)
E1. At the age of ~ etc. (e.g. Tracy left school at 18 or the age of 18.)
E2. On holiday; on a tour etc. (e.g. I’m going on holiday next week.)
a. (be/go) on a diet; (be) on fire; on the whole (= in general); on purpose (= intentionally) (e.g. I’m sorry. I didn’t mean to annoy. I didn’t do it on purpose.)
Phrasal Verb: Break Away
break away means separate, or to leave, or to escape suddenly from someone who is holding you or keeping you prisoner (e.g. Many English people wished to break away from the EU.)
break away from someone means leave someone who is holding you. (e.g. Ann broke away from her family, but now she regrets it.)