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John Aki Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Grammar help please?

Hi,

Could you please check these grammar for me please?

I asked a question [ related to / regarded to ]... (Passive voice)

There is a question [ related to / regarded to ]...(Passive voice)

I called you [ relating to / regarding to ]...(Active voice)


Cheers

John Aki

  

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Here are your choices: 1a) a question [ regarding / with regard to / related to / relating to /concerning / about] ... 1b) a call [ regarding / with regard to / related to / relating to / concerning / about] ... ) Note that 'about' is the most usual way of expressing the idea.

— CalifJim

  • Here are your choices: 1a) a question [ regarding / with regard to / related to / relating to /concerning / about] ...
  • 1b) a call [ regarding / with regard to / related to / relating to / concerning / about] ...
  • ) Note that 'about' is the most usual way of expressing the idea.
  • The words in brackets are all prepositional in nature, so there is no 'active-passive' distinction.
  • CJ
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Here are your choices:

1a) a question [ regarding / with regard to / related to / relating to /concerning / about] ...
1b) a call [ regarding / with regard to / related to / relating to / concerning / about] ...

2) to call someone [regarding / with regard to / concerning / about] (something)

(There is no 'regarding to' or 'concerning to'.)

Note that

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Could you please check theset this grammar for me please?

I asked a question [ related to / regarded to ]...

There is a question [ related to / regarded to

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