It is very confising to use In and On with the following words
The recording on the case of day, month, year of birth of the female spouse in/on the house registration and identification card are not matching with the birth certificate.
Thank you.
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It is very confising to use In and On with the following words
The recording on the case of day, month, year of birth of the female spouse in/on the house registration and identification card are not matching with the birth certificate.
Thank you.
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I'm not sure what your question is, but recording of is a common phrase. Also, "female spouse of the house" is more likely than the choices given. Also, I think you are trying to say "do not match the date on the birth certificate". (You can't use matching with.)Quote:
The recording on the case of day, month, year of birth of the female spouse in/on the house registration and identification card are not matching with the birth certificate.
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My question is with the use of IN and ON, Ronbee, it is very confusing for me to use both words with a page, a certificate, an identification or any documents in a sentence like:- please see details in (or on?) my certificate/identification/my house registration, etc.
By the way, you mentioned that not matching is not good to use it in this case, could you correct my sentence, please
I actually mean to say that the date of the female party is not identical with her house registration.
Thanking you
Best regards,
Piak
I'd say:
The birth date recorded for the woman on the house registration and identity card do not match the one on the birth certificate. :D
That looks good to me. BTW, are "house registration" and "identity card" in common usage in the UK?Quote:
Originally Posted by tdol
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We do have house registration, but we don't have identity cards. It's something that has been rumbling on for years- the EU wants us to, many say it infringes liberties. they are giving asylum seekers a kind of card now as a pilot. :twisted:
There has been some talk here about requiring a national identity card. It is not a popular idea. (I don't think it will go anywhere.)
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Thank you, TDOl and RonBee for your responses to my Forum.