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[princesabharwal]

Hello,

what would you like to go in for? is it correct? will a brit say that?

Please let me know

[wace]

Hello,

what would you like to go in for? is it correct? will a brit say that?

Please let me know

As I'm sure you know, the phrasal verb GO IN FOR has two meanings:
1. to to do something regularly, or to enjoy something.
2. to take part in a competion.

Having said that, your question makes sense if we consider definition No. 2.
As for definition No. 1. your question doesn't quite work. You don't a person 'what he would like to be interested in', do you?
The question should be rephrased: 'What do you go in for?'

Hope this helps

[wace]

Oops, sorry

As I'm sure you know, the phrasal verb GO IN FOR has two meanings:
1. to to do something regularly, or to enjoy something.
2. to take part in a competition.