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What is the difference between I'm on it. and I'm in on it. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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I’m on it means that you will do something (probably a request or task)
I’m in on it means you know something (most likely a inside joke)
P1: Can you call Frank?
P2: I’m on it(alright).
P1: Does she know abbaut us?
P2: im in on it don’t worry
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- English (US)
I’m on it = 今始まります。
I’m in on it = 何かを企んでいる
Boss: Can you please work on the new project?
Employee: Ok, I’m on it.
Person A: Did you hear about the plan to throw Judy a surprise party?
Person B: I’m in on it.
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