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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
In vs. on
I am typing medical transcription and the doctors say "in the skin," but I think it should be "on the skin." What is the correct word to use?
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It depends on the context. A mole deep-seated in the skin. A discoloration in the skin .
- It depends on the context.
- A mole deep-seated in the skin.
- A discoloration in the skin .
- A medication applied on the skin .
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It depends on the context.
A mole deep-seated in the skin.
A discoloration in the skin.
A medication applied on the skin.
A mole deep-seated in the skin.
A discoloration in the skin.
A medication applied on the skin.
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