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Count on = “To rely on someone or something”,  You can count on sarah to get the job done.

Count in = “To include someone or something as a part of something”, Did you count this expenses in.

Count out = “TO exclude someone from something, To disregard something”,  You can count james out. He hates playing poker.

Count up = “TO count things and people to see how many there are”, Please count up all those books and tell me how many there are.

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Mr. smith is an accountant officer in his office. He is submitting  his annual report.

Mr.smith : Sir, here is our annual financial report. I count in all of our profits, expenses and inventory in this report.  

Boss : Well done, smith. I know we can count on you. By the way, Did you count in bonus expenses in your report which I have declared yesterday.

Mr. smith : No sir, actually I made my report before your declaration.

Boss : OK. Count those expenses in and count out Mr. kamal as a debtor because we decided to deal with him mutually.

Mr.smith : Alright sir.

Boss : Another thing, just count up all debt of Mr. kamal and send me a report.

Mr. smith : OK sir, I will make it within 30 minute.

Boss : Thank you smith. Keep up the good work. 

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