pitch in

No — say "We all pitched in with the work.". The phrase requires a preposition like 'with' or 'on' before the noun describing the task.

Definition

phrasal verb. to join other people to help with a task or to give money for something. You use this when everyone works together to finish a job.

phrasal verb. to contribute to a joint effort, whether through labor, financial assistance, or ideas. Often implies a collective or communal action.

simple

“Everyone pitches in to help with the dishes after dinner.”

contextual

“After the storm, the whole neighborhood pitched in to clear the fallen branches from the streets.”

complex

“While the initial funding was provided by the state, local businesses were expected to pitch in to cover the remaining operational costs.”

This phrase is often used alone or followed by 'with' or 'on' to name the task.

Contrast with 'chip in', which usually refers to money; 'pitch in' is more common for physical help or general effort.

We all pitched in the work.

We all pitched in with the work.

The phrase requires a preposition like 'with' or 'on' before the noun describing the task.

Particles

in

Separability

inseparable

Pattern

pitch + in

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