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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
On-site v onsite
Is it correct to use onsite or on-site in the context of providing a facility on-site?
E.g. a developer is to provide biccle parking on-site for exclusive ise by their staff.
E.g. a developer is to provide biccle parking on-site for exclusive ise by their staff.
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Hi, It's OK. But would the sentence be confusing if you just omitted the word? Clive
- Hi, It's OK.
- But would the sentence be confusing if you just omitted the word?
- Clive
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Hi,
It's OK. But would the sentence be confusing if you just omitted the word?
Clive
It's OK. But would the sentence be confusing if you just omitted the word?
Clive
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