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In hand or on hand
Hi,
I would be very grateful if you could explain the usage of "in hand", "on hand" and "at hand".
Thanks
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Re: In hand or on hand

Originally Posted by
Allieso
Hi,
I would be very grateful if you could explain the usage of "in hand", "on hand" and "at hand".
Thanks
It s s an expression to explain advantages and disadvantage:
On one hand.......on the other hand.....
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Re: In hand or on hand
There will always be an officer at hand/on hand should problems arise. Close by. At hand is more common.
I have the situation in hand. I am in control of it.
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