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The part of a sentence "I'm going in" is correct and can be used in written English
It is a common phrase used to indicate that one is entering a place or situation. Example: "I'm going in now," she said as she walked towards the door. The phrase can also be used in a figurative sense, such as: "I'm going in for my big presentation tomorrow." In this case, it means that the speaker is mentally preparing for the presentation.
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I'm going in," replied Hoskyns.
"I'm going in". "OK," I say.
This time round, quite soon, I'm going in for serious cancer surgery.
"I'm going in wiser.
"I'm going in now".
"I'm going in".
I'm going in : As in "I'm going in next week".
I'm going in March.
I'm going in about ten minutes.
I'm going in to the unknown.
"I'm going in the right direction".
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