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I’m gonna get right on that

🇬🇧 UK //aɪm ˈgʌnə ɡɛt raɪt ɒn ðæt// 🇺🇸 US //aɪm ˈɡʌnə ɡɛt raɪt ɑn ðæt//

Meaning of I’m gonna get right on that

An expression indicating immediate action on a task.

In simple words: I will start working on that immediately.

I’m gonna get right on that in a sentence

• I just received your email, and I’m gonna get right on that.
• As soon as the meeting ends, I’m gonna get right on that proposal.
• Don't worry about the report; I’m gonna get right on that first thing tomorrow.

How to use I’m gonna get right on that

Commonly used in informal contexts to convey quick action. Avoid in formal writing or conversations.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Imagine someone jumping right onto a task like it's a diving board.

Related words

Collocations with I’m gonna get right on that

• get right on it
• get right on this
• gonna get started
• get right to work
• get right back to you

Synonyms for I’m gonna get right on that

• I will start right away
• I'll begin immediately
• I'll take care of that now

Common mistakes with I’m gonna get right on that

• Using 'gonna' in formal situations instead of 'going to'.
• Confusing 'get right on that' with 'get on with that'.
• Feeling the phrase is too casual for business communication.

Frequently asked questions about I’m gonna get right on that

What does I’m gonna get right on that mean?

I will start working on that immediately.

What is the definition of I’m gonna get right on that?

An expression indicating immediate action on a task.

How do you use I’m gonna get right on that in a sentence?

I just received your email, and I’m gonna get right on that.

Can you give another example of I’m gonna get right on that?

As soon as the meeting ends, I’m gonna get right on that proposal.

What are synonyms for I’m gonna get right on that?

Common alternatives include I will start right away, I'll begin immediately, I'll take care of that now.

What words go with I’m gonna get right on that?

It commonly pairs with get right on it, get right on this, gonna get started, get right to work, get right back to you.

What are common mistakes when using I’m gonna get right on that?

Using 'gonna' in formal situations instead of 'going to'. Confusing 'get right on that' with 'get on with that'. Feeling the phrase is too casual for business communication.

How do you pronounce I’m gonna get right on that?

US: //aɪm ˈɡʌnə ɡɛt raɪt ɑn ðæt//, UK: //aɪm ˈgʌnə ɡɛt raɪt ɒn ðæt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use I’m gonna get right on that?

Commonly used in informal contexts to convey quick action. Avoid in formal writing or conversations.