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Discover LudwigThe part of a sentence "it's in" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is a short form of "it is in" and is commonly used to indicate that something is inside or contained within something else. Examples: - The key to the apartment is in my pocket. - Is the book I lent you still in your bag? - Don't worry, the meeting is still in progress. - It's in the drawer, next to the silverware. - I can't find my phone, I think it's in my car.
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Ridley: It's in—.
"It's in Fred's genes".
It's in God's hands".
"It's in Sonsini's memo".
— Because it's in 'em".
Now it's in pieces.
It's in a study.
"It's in great condition.
"It's in the blood.
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It's in-state.
It's in-store merchandising.
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