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Debpriya De Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
' for one'
Why do we use the expression 'for one' as in "I, for one, would prefer to postpone the meeting."
What does it mean ?
What does it mean ?
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I, for one, haven't thought much about this. It is kind of a redundant expression. It emphasizes the fact that the opinon is mine.
- I, for one, haven't thought much about this.
- It is kind of a redundant expression.
- It emphasizes the fact that the opinon is mine.
- Maybe no one else agrees, but I don't care.
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I, for one, haven't thought much about this. It is kind of a redundant expression.
It emphasizes the fact that the opinon is mine. Maybe no one else agrees, but I don't care.
It emphasizes the fact that the opinon is mine. Maybe no one else agrees, but I don't care.
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