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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Business & Finance
fill in the form
This has been my understanding:
1. fill in the form - UK
2. fill out the form - US
Upon searching the phrase at US sites,
I see a mountain of 'fill in the form' examples
as below:
http://www.brandywinebattlefield.com/sutlerform.htm
This one has both of the phrases 'Please fill in the
application and submit....' and 'Please fill out...'
on the same page.
I wonder if 'fill in the form' is rather frequently
used on the Internet because we are requested to
fill in a fewer and smaller boxes than in the case
of paper questionnaire, etc.
Thank you.
1. fill in the form - UK
2. fill out the form - US
Upon searching the phrase at US sites,
I see a mountain of 'fill in the form' examples
as below:
http://www.brandywinebattlefield.com/sutlerform.htm
This one has both of the phrases 'Please fill in the
application and submit....' and 'Please fill out...'
on the same page.
I wonder if 'fill in the form' is rather frequently
used on the Internet because we are requested to
fill in a fewer and smaller boxes than in the case
of paper questionnaire, etc.
Thank you.
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