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"I was into" is correct and usable in written English
It usually means that something was of interest or importance to a person in the past. For example: "I was into surfing for a few years, but now I'm more interested in rock climbing."
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I was into it.
Frankly, I was into it.
"I was into soccer.
"I was into electronics".
"I was into the books," she said.
"I was into it," Mr. Charville said.
"I was into Bruce Lee, mate.
"I was into some trash.
"This girl I was into".
I was into the grain.
"That's how huge I was into it".
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