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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
About vs regarding
We have a discusion here at work. The other want to use 'about' whereas I wish to use 'regarding'.
Example:
"For future communication about/regarding this case, please refer to the case number xxxxxx".
Best regards,
Hanne
Example:
"For future communication about/regarding this case, please refer to the case number xxxxxx".
Best regards,
Hanne
Top answer
Both are correct as used here. 'Regarding' is more elegant, in my opinion. It may even be more professional - particularly if you work with an attorney.
- Both are correct as used here.
- 'Regarding' is more elegant, in my opinion.
- It may even be more professional - particularly if you work with an attorney.
- This is, however, only my opinion.
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Both are correct as used here.
'Regarding' is more elegant, in my opinion.
It may even be more professional - particularly if you work with an attorney.
This is, however, only my opinion.
'Regarding' is more elegant, in my opinion.
It may even be more professional - particularly if you work with an attorney.
This is, however, only my opinion.
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