In Use Case

In our article "Usage of In Case", we shared what the "In Case" structure in English is and how it is used!

In Use Case

English is one of the most frequently spoken languages ​​in the world and therefore one of the languages ​​that need to be learned most frequently. When learning English, grammar issues are always the most fundamental point to be learned.  Knowing the use of "In Case" in this field is also beneficial in improving your English language skills.

As Sculin.com, we have shared with you in this article what In Case is, how and where to use it! So let's start!

What is In Case?

The expression in case is generally used in English in situations that are unexpected and involve probability and possibility. It can be used in all areas of English, both in daily conversation and in formal communication.

As Sculin.com, in this blog post, we will share with you what the expression "In Case" is and what we should pay attention to in order to use it correctly in a sentence. We will help you reinforce the subject better with example sentences and Turkish translations.

What is the Difference Between In Case and In Case Of?

In fact, both of them have the same meaning and are used in the sentence together with the possibility and the precautions taken against this possibility. However, since the two expressions are used in different ways in the sentence, they differ in their sentence structures. Let's take a look at these differences together:

In Case

It is used in a sentence to mean taking precautions against the possibility of an event occurring. The sentence structure is as follows:

“in case + sentence”

Example

● Take a hat in case the sun gets too hot.

(Take a hat with you in case the sun gets too hot.)

● I took some snacks in case I got hungry on the way.

(Take a snack with me in case I get hungry on the road.)

In Case Of

It is used in a sentence to show what to do and what kind of precautions to take in case an event occurs. The sentence structure is as follows:

"in case of + noun/phrase"

Example:

● I should not be afraid in case of an exam.

(I should not be afraid in case of an exam.)

● Please call me in case of an emergency.

(In case of emergency, please call me.)

 The main difference between the expressions "in case" and "in case of" is that "In Case" shows that it is necessary to be prepared for the possibility of an event and then takes a sentence. The expression “In Case of” indicates what should be done when a certain event occurs and then takes a noun or noun phrase.

In Case Example Sentences

Take an umbrella in case it gets rainy.

Take an umbrella with you in case it rains. ☂️

I brought some water in case you get thirsty.

I brought some water in case you get thirsty. 🍶

I took my mom's phone in case you need to reach me.

I got my mom's phone number in case you need to reach me. 📱

Let's call my brother in case we get lost.

Let's call my brother in case we get lost. 📲

We'll do the engagement inside the house in case it rains.

We will hold the engagement ceremony inside the house in case it rains. ⛈️

Don't forget to save your data in case the computer breaks down.

Don't forget to save your data in case the computer crashes. 💻

I can give you my phone number in case you need help.

I can give you my phone number in case you need help. ☎️

Learning the expression and usage of "in case" to lay a good foundation at the beginning of the English learning process makes this process as easy as possible. We, Sculin.com, are with you in your English learning adventure!

For more useful information and such content, you can check out our blog posts, benefit from our trainings and visit Sculin.com!

sculin whatsapp hattı
Size özel eğitim paketlerimizi keşfetmek ister misiniz?