Grammar fix
tuck in
start eating eagerly
to start eating, especially with enthusiasm because you're hungry or the food looks good
phrasal verbB1core
Hear it in context
Notice where the phrase sounds natural.
- Right, it's all on the table — tuck in everyone, before it goes cold.food
- He was starving, so he tucked into his curry the second it arrived.food
Fix the pattern
Pattern: tuck in (intransitive); often 'tuck into [food]'
Don't say 'tuck in the food' — it's 'tuck into the food' or just 'tuck in'.
Patterntuck in (intransitive); often 'tuck into [food]'