Is it "on-going" or "ongoing"?

Answer 1

it's ongoing. it's an adjective indicating progress in something. On-going splits the adjective into two other parts of speech that are meaningless in that order. 

Answer 2

It's ongoing  not on-going :)

Answer 3

The required spelling here is 'ongoing'. It means 'progressing', 'continuing' or 'evolving'.

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Answer 4

It is 'ongoing'.

Answer 5

ongoing ...............

Answer 6

Ongoing is correct. It's an adjective indicating progress in something. On-going splits the adjective into two other parts of speech that are meaningless in that order.

Answer 7

yes it is

"on going" is something completely different

Answer 8

It is always one word. There has never been a hyphen needed for this.

Answer 9

I would use the compound rather than the hyphenated form, but either is acceptable.  Robert explains the idea of word, and how words tend to evolve over time.  That is, many compound words were once hyphenated.

Answer 10

Hyphenated words tend to change over time. They become one word.

"Ongoing". This has made it to the one word stage. This is according to all online dictionaries

Source(s): Native American English speaker for 69 years