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Difference between Have it and Have it in one

have it

1. get or find the answer to smth.:

  • “I have it,” said the student after a long pause.

2. hear or get news:

  • I have it that the new president will be coming to see us.

3. (Perfect Tense) is used to say that one cannot tolerate it anymore:

  • Let them know you have had it with their insufficient performance.

have it in onebe intelligent; have a natural ability for smth.:

  • I know well that I have it in me to make my name famous.

See also: one will have it / one won’t have it.