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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Ref. to hard copy of a form, will it be "on" or "in"?

When i am referring to filling up something in the hard copy of a form, would i say "In" the XYZ form, complete.... . Or would I say, "On" the XYZ form, complete... . Or has this got anything to do with British/American English? Please do let me know.

Thanks in advance!
  

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Hi, When i am referring to filling up something in the hard copy of a form, would i say "In" the XYZ form, complete.. Or would I say, "On" the XYZ form, complete... Or has this got anything to do with British/American English?

— Clive

  • Hi, When i am referring to filling up something in the hard copy of a form, would i say "In" the XYZ form, complete..
  • Or would I say, "On" the XYZ form, complete...
  • Or has this got anything to do with British/American English?
  • Please do let me know.
  • This is quite idiomatic.
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Hi,

When i am referring to filling up something in the hard copy of a form, would i say "In" the XYZ form, complete.. . Or would I say, "On" the XYZ form, complete... . Or has this got anything to do with British/American English? Please do let me know.

This is quite idiomatic.

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Hello and thanks a lot for your quick response Clive!

So would this hold good even when we introduce the phrase as an introductory phrase like I am doing here? --

"On" the XYZ form, fill out your name and address.

Please do let me know.

Thanks!
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