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Phongk33 tran Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

To use "Depending upon"

I want to know when to use "depending upon" or "depending on"? And, Are they the same meaning?
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There's usually no difference in meaning. CB

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There's usually no difference in meaning.

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Hello Cool Breeze. well I guess the only difference they might have is:
use depending on when you want to name one or more items but in depending upon you want to mention only one factor .
I hope it was useful for you.
sadia
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sadiaa28 I guess the only difference they might have is:use depending on when you want to name one or more items but in depending upon you want to mention only one factor .
That is not true of BrE. The only difference in our variety is that 'upon' sounds a little more formal than 'on'.
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that's absolutely correct.
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