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Dressing up for Halloween is always fun, especially if you are going to a party. "I will post some pictures in my Halloween costume, later!" "Some pictures" meaning you will post more than one picture (amount undecided) "Later" means you can post it anytime

Wait for it! = we use this expression as we herald an upcoming event or activity which we anticipate will be of interest to the recipients of the message. The idea of making people wait is to build anticipation. Personal pronoun (or name) + 'will be' = we use this form when we want to tell people where someone will be at some point in the future: "Jenson Button will be in pole position for tomorrow's grand prix'"

This Halloween I'm guna put some awesome selfies in Insta! MEANING= this is an informal way of saying this. Guna- is a slang version of ‘going to’. And ‘Insta’ is another way of saying Instagram. ‘Selfie’ is a picture that you take yourself

All of the above are ways of saying that you are going to upload photographs to Instagram of you wearing a Halloween costume. You could also use the word - upload I will upload photographs of me wearing my Halloween costume to Instagram Hope this helps. Jane :)

Halloween is coming up; I will post photos of my costume on Instagram. Coming up – phrasal verb – something is approaching. If Halloween is coming soon, as in ½ months maximum, then you can use this phrase. Keep your eyes peeled for photos of my Halloween costume on Instagram. Keep your eyes peeled – idiom – meaning be alert, keep watching, be on the lookout. You are telling your followers you will post something on Instagram soon as a warning so they don’t miss it.

Pics is just the slang or shorten term for pictures. For example: I like to see pics of my friends on the internet. Both these examples are ways you can tell your friend that you will be posting pictures of you in your halloween costume on Instagram. "I'm going to post pics of me in my halloween costume on Instagram. " "I'll post some pics of my halloween costume on Instagram." Sometime native speakers will not say in my halloween costume in their response, as the meaning is already implied that they will be in their costume when they take the pictures.