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John Aki Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Grammar advice please?

Could you please tell me which word is more common used for the native speaker?


I regard/consider you as the best teacher in the school. (I think)

You are regarded/considered as the best teacher in the school. (I think)


Cheers.

  

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I consider you the best teacher in the school. You are considered to be the best teacher in the school. Versions with "regard" are also good, but less common owing to their higher formality: I regard you as the best teacher in the school.

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  • I consider you the best teacher in the school.
  • You are considered to be the best teacher in the school.
  • Versions with "regard" are also good, but less common owing to their higher formality: I regard you as the best teacher in the school.
  • You are regarded as the best teacher in the school.
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I consider you the best teacher in the school.

You are considered to be the best teacher in the school.

Versions with "regard" are also good, but less common owing to their higher formality:

I regard you as the best teacher in the school.

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