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Old 27-Oct-2004, 09:26
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Can I use the phrase "lie on/upon" in the meaning of rely on

E.g. in the following sentence "I have only gueses to lie upon"

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Old 27-Oct-2004, 09:53
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Can I use the phrase "lie on/upon" in the meaning of rely on

E.g. in the following sentence "I have only guesses to lie upon"

Thank you
lie on and rely on are different:

EX: I have only guesses to rely on. (OK)
EX: I have only guesses to lie on. (Not OK; recline on the guesses)
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