One question.
I'm in between jobs / I'm between jobs.
I saw both of them on the internet.
Which is correct? Or if both are right, is there a difference on the meaning?
Thanks.

Question

One question.
I'm in between jobs / I'm between  jobs.
I saw both of them on the internet. 
Which is correct? Or if both are right, is there a difference on the meaning?
Thanks.

Answer

I think Alan pressed the wrong button! His answer is fine.
They are both correct, and in this context, there is no difference.

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The are both correct, and sometimes they mean the same thing. Otherwise the difference in meaning is little: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/learner/between