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' - Bob is on the go.. )
- ' - Bob is on the go..
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Not really:
'On the go' refers to 'someone on the go.' - Bob is on the go..
'On going' refers to 'something in the process (like an investigation that's on going..)
'On the go' refers to 'someone on the go.' - Bob is on the go..
'On going' refers to 'something in the process (like an investigation that's on going..)
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"ongoing" - one word - is an adjective.
There is an ongoing discussion about ....
There is an ongoing discussion about ....
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Hi,
In the situation when you wonder whether a person had a working holiday in other countries which one would be correct?
(1) Did you go there "on" working holiday? => like in, are you on working holiday?
(2) Did you go there "as" working holiday?
In the situation when you wonder whether a person had a working holiday in other countries which one would be correct?
(1) Did you go there "on" working holiday? => like in, are you on working holiday?
(2) Did you go there "as" working holiday?
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