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  1. 27-Aug-2008, 03:51 #1
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    Default going on the right track or going to the right track?

    Which is correct:

    going on the right track, or going to the right track?

    Thank you so much.
  2. 27-Aug-2008, 04:07 #2
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    Default Re: going on the right track or going to the right track?

    Although I am not a teacher, I daresay "on the right track" is the right one (it is a collocation), but I'm not sure since I have no context.
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