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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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On/In the process
Hello there, would somebody please tell me which of the two is correct:
We are on/in the process of applying for VISA.
We are on/in the process of applying for VISA.
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thanks Mr Micawber.
Would you please tell me what is the difference between:
1) In the process of...
2) On the process of...
Would you please tell me what is the difference between:
1) In the process of...
2) On the process of...
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There is no "on the process" unless the "on" is governed by a word that requires it:
Professor Johnson is giving a talk on the process of becoming a citizen.
You can't have "be on the process". You are in the process of doing something.
CJ
Professor Johnson is giving a talk on the process of becoming a citizen.
You can't have "be on the process". You are in the process of doing something.
CJ
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