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Discover Ludwig"sit in for" is correct and is often used in written English.
You can use it when someone else is taking the place of another person for a particular task or responsibility. For example: "My colleague had to stay home sick, so I agreed to sit in for him at the meeting today."
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sit in for
verb
To substitute; to take somebody's place.
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For example, she said, Hyatt meeting planners schedule frequent breaks, stock buffets with high-energy foods and use chairs that are comfortable enough to sit in for seven hours.
In danger of humiliation, he sent a lackey to sit in for him.
He even decided which seat each of the four men should sit in for the broadcast.
"There are only maybe six seats I will sit in for this show," Veneziano said.
Hospice volunteers, bless them, were able to sit in for several hours a day, substantially reducing the cost.
Our cars are supposed to deliver us from our parents, our teachers, our rulers, not sit in for them.
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He had been covering the sit-in for al-Jazeera's Arabic channel.
The doctor has been living inside the cordon around the sit-in for the past three days.
After a long search, the filmmakers found a family willing to provide a headshot of their late beloved, Antoine, as a sit-in for their character.
Their constituents wanted to see action on gun violence, and had welcomed the Democrats' sit-in for gun control with gratitude and enthusiasm.
House Democrats' sit-in for a vote on gun control last month was dismissed by their Republican counterparts as a "publicity stunt" and "not becoming US Congress".
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