On It

What does on it mean?

Handling that task

On it means "taking care of that task." Someone might tell you they're "on it" after you ask them to generate an expense report, walk the dog, or vacuum the living room.

"On it" conveys that the sender is actively working on the task you're discussing with them. If you need the person to complete the task right away, you can tell them to get it done ASAP. If the person has yet to tell you they completed the task, you can send AYDY to ask whether they've finished.

Example

Can you cook dinner tonight? I'm so exhausted
Totally! I'm on it. : )

On it means "handling that task"

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Updated November 2, 2020

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