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Which is the correct way to say this? "Please go on the home page to register" or "Please go to the home page to register"?

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Voting to close as General Reference. Googling "go to the home page" returns 84M hits, as compared to only 6M for "go on the home page". That should be enough to convince anyone. – FumbleFingers Mar 16 '12 at 4:36

closed as general reference by FumbleFingers, kiamlaluno, MετάEd, StoneyB, Matt Эллен Sep 20 '12 at 9:28

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Please go to the home page to register

This one sounds more natural. You might avoid it altogether by saying Please register on the (or our) homepage.

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