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UK//ɪn ðæt keɪs//US//ɪn ðæt keɪs//

Meaning of In that case

Used to reference a specific situation or condition previously mentioned.

In simple words: If that's true or if that happens

In that case in a sentence

  • If you're busy today, in that case, we can meet tomorrow.
  • She doesn’t like chocolate; in that case, I’ll choose vanilla.
  • The weather looks bad; in that case, we should stay indoors.
  • If the meeting is canceled, in that case, we’ll reschedule.
  • You have experience; in that case, you’ll be a great fit for the job.

How to use In that case

Used to refer back to a previous statement or situation. Common in both spoken and written English.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Think of 'in that case' as a link to connect situations, like a case file for each scenario.

Related words

Collocations with In that case

  • in that case
  • in that case, we should
  • if that happens, in that case

Synonyms for In that case

  • then
  • in that situation
  • if so

Common mistakes with In that case

  • Using it too formally, such as in academic writing.
  • Not using a comma before 'in that case' when necessary.
  • Confusing it with 'in this case' which has a different meaning.

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Frequently asked questions about In that case

What does In that case mean?

If that's true or if that happens

What is the definition of In that case?

Used to reference a specific situation or condition previously mentioned.

How do you use In that case in a sentence?

If you're busy today, in that case, we can meet tomorrow.

Can you give another example of In that case?

She doesn’t like chocolate; in that case, I’ll choose vanilla.

What are synonyms for In that case?

Common alternatives include then, in that situation, if so.

What words go with In that case?

It commonly pairs with in that case, in that case, we should, if that happens, in that case.

What are common mistakes when using In that case?

Using it too formally, such as in academic writing. Not using a comma before 'in that case' when necessary. Confusing it with 'in this case' which has a different meaning.

How do you pronounce In that case?

US: //ɪn ðæt keɪs//, UK: //ɪn ðæt keɪs//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use In that case?

Used to refer back to a previous statement or situation. Common in both spoken and written English.