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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Considers a friend
He considers her a friend.
He considers her friend.
He considers her as a friend.
Which is correct? Thanks.
He considers her friend.
He considers her as a friend.
Which is correct? Thanks.
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Hello Anon, Anonymous He considers her a friend. -- Probably the most common. He considers her [to be] a friend [of his] is the meaning.
- Hello Anon, Anonymous He considers her a friend.
- -- Probably the most common.
- He considers her [to be] a friend [of his] is the meaning.
- He considers her friend.
- -- Not grammatical He considers her as a friend.
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Hello Anon,
Anonymous
He considers her a friend. -- Probably the most common. He considers her [to be] a friend [of his] is the meaning.
He considers her friend. -- Not grammatical
He considers her as a friend. -- You certainly hear this a lot, but I prefer the first one
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