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I3igxo Posted 13 years ago
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i have a paper (regard or regards) the psychology. which one of them is correct? and what's a difference between these words?
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Hello, i3igxo—and welcome to English Forums. Neither of your compositions is correct. You may use this: 'I have a paper regarding psychology', which is grammatically correct but is not a native construction.
- Hello, i3igxo—and welcome to English Forums.
- Neither of your compositions is correct.
- You may use this: 'I have a paper regarding psychology', which is grammatically correct but is not a native construction.
- Native English: ' I have a paper on psychology' or 'I have a paper on the psychology of [inmates/infants/chimpanzees/etc]'.
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Hello, i3igxo—and welcome to English Forums.
Neither of your compositions is correct. You may use this: 'I have a paper regarding psychology', which is grammatically correct but is not a native construction. Native English: 'I have a paper on psychology' or 'I have a paper on the psychology of [inmates/infants/chimpanzees/etc]'.
Neither of your compositions is correct. You may use this: 'I have a paper regarding psychology', which is grammatically correct but is not a native construction. Native English: 'I have a paper on psychology' or 'I have a paper on the psychology of [inmates/infants/chimpanzees/etc]'.
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