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John Aki Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Grammar help please?

Hi,

Could you please comments these sentences for me?


Do you favor of the new regulation?

Are you [ favorable / in favor ] of the new regulation? (Both words are equally common?)

I [ twisted / sprained ] my ankle when I jumped from the fence. (Both words are equally common?)


Cheers

John Aki

  

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Do you favor of the new regulation? ] John Aki Are you [ favorable to/ in favor of] of the new regulation? 'in favor of' is used much, much more than 'favorable to'.

— CalifJim

  • Do you favor of the new regulation?
  • ] John Aki Are you [ favorable to/ in favor of] of the new regulation?
  • 'in favor of' is used much, much more than 'favorable to'.
  • John Aki I [ twisted / sprained ] my ankle when I jumped from the fence.
  • ) Yes.
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Do you favor of the new regulation? [No "of".]

John AkiAre you [ favorable to/ in favor of] of the new regulation?

'in favor of' is used much, much more than 'favorable to'.

John AkiI [ twisted / sprained ] my ankle when I jumped from the fence. (B
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