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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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as far as I am concerned or as for I am concerned
do they have the same meaning? Is it grammaticaly correct to say 'as for I am concerned' or it doesn't exist at all?
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Anonymous it doesn't exist at all Right!
- Anonymous it doesn't exist at all Right!
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Anonymous'as for I am concerned'It looks like an erroneous combination of 'as far as I'm concerned' and 'as for me'.
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