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Greatking Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

In-house (adj)

Hi,

Is there a case when in-house(adj) mean on the spot?

If yes, please give me examples

If not, how can we distinguish them?

King
  

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I'd say it's very unlikely that in-house and on the spot could be used interchangeably . But, I'd also suggest you post a sentence (or sentences) in which you think the two might be interchangeable. book=Dictionary&va=in-house For additional dictionary help, look here

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  • I'd say it's very unlikely that in-house and on the spot could be used interchangeably .
  • But, I'd also suggest you post a sentence (or sentences) in which you think the two might be interchangeable.
  • book=Dictionary&va=in-house For additional dictionary help, look here
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I'd say it's very unlikely that in-house and on the spot could be used interchangeably.

But, I'd also suggest you post a sentence (or sentences) in which you think the two might be interchangeable.


In the meantime, here are some dictionary definitions:
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>Is there a case when in-house(adj) mean on the spot?
No, I don't think so.
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Hi,

This is an in-house magazine. =This is a magazine on the spot. ?

King
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GreatkingThis is an in-house magazine. =This is a magazine on the spot. ?
magazine on the spot
is BAD ENGLISH
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The two phrases are not interchangeable.

In-house means something produced internally by a company.
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GreatkingHi,

Is there a case when in-house(adj) mean on the spot?

If yes, please give me examples

If not, how can we distinguish them?

King

We have an in-house maintenance team to service our manufacturing equipment.



This computer comes with a one-year- in-home service
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