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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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concern/concerned
Would somebody please tell me which is correct:
As far as we are concern/concerned, the documents are not important.
and also
What is the difference between:
He was with his wife when we saw him
and
He was with her wife when we saw him
As far as we are concern/concerned, the documents are not important.
and also
What is the difference between:
He was with his wife when we saw him
and
He was with her wife when we saw him
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Hi, Would somebody please tell me which is correct: As far as we are concern/concerned, the documents are not important. You need to say 'concern ed '. and also What is the difference between: He was with his wife when we saw him We saw a married couple (man and woman).
- Hi, Would somebody please tell me which is correct: As far as we are concern/concerned, the documents are not important.
- You need to say 'concern ed '.
- and also What is the difference between: He was with his wife when we saw him We saw a married couple (man and woman).
- and He was with her wife when we saw him The phrase 'her wife' sounds odd.
- How can a woman have a wife?
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Hi,
Would somebody please tell me which is correct:
As far as we are concern/concerned, the documents are not important. You need to say 'concerned'.
and also
What is the difference between:
He was with his wife when we saw him We saw a married couple (man and woman).
and
He was with her wife when we saw him The
Would somebody please tell me which is correct:
As far as we are concern/concerned, the documents are not important. You need to say 'concerned'.
and also
What is the difference between:
He was with his wife when we saw him We saw a married couple (man and woman).
and
He was with her wife when we saw him The
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