I’ll be in later today Hi! Could you please explain to me what "in" means in the sentence below? Is it possible to skip/omit it? Thank you in advance. --&gt;I’ll be in later today.

Andrew

I’ll be in later today Hi! Could you please explain to me what "in" means in the sentence below? Is it possible to skip/omit it? Thank you in advance. -->I’ll be in later today.

Answers · 2

It sounds like you are telling someone at work that you will be coming to work later today. It wouldn't sound right if you left it out

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