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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Consider/consider to be?
"People talk about things that I wouldn't consider problems" or "People talk about things that I wouldn't consider to be problems"
Or maybe "regard as" is the better choice here?
Thank you in advance.
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Anonymous "People talk about things that I wouldn't consider problems" or "People talk about things that I wouldn't consider to be problems" Both are fine; the first is a better choice. Anonymous Or maybe "regard as" is the better choice here? No.
- Anonymous "People talk about things that I wouldn't consider problems" or "People talk about things that I wouldn't consider to be problems" Both are fine; the first is a better choice.
- Anonymous Or maybe "regard as" is the better choice here?
- No.
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Anonymous"People talk about things that I wouldn't consider problems" or "People talk about things that I wouldn't consider to be problems"
Both are fine; the first is a better choice.
AnonymousOr maybe "regard as" is the better choice here?
No.
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