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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

is based on something vs. is basing on something

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is based on something vs. is basing on something

How do I use the phrase "is basing on something" ? I imagine it's not used in the same way as "is based on something". Can you give me examples, please.

Thank you very much!
  

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I can't recall ever using or seeing the phrase "is basing on. . " (except where "basing " has a direct object, as in "He is basing his decision on incorrect information").

— Khoff

  • I can't recall ever using or seeing the phrase "is basing on.
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  • " (except where "basing " has a direct object, as in "He is basing his decision on incorrect information").
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I can't recall ever using or seeing the phrase "is basing on. . . " (except where "basing " has a direct object, as in "He is basing his decision on incorrect information").
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I can't think of an example of 'is basing on something'.
I see no meaning in it.

Clive
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