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Tai Kim Yi Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
In/from my side
Hi!
Please advise the correct answer.
This is the updated version in/from my side. Or is there a better option?
Many thanks,
K
Top answer
More information is needed. What are you trying to express by "in/from my side"? "from my side" suggests that you and the addressee are in some sense on different "sides".
- More information is needed.
- What are you trying to express by "in/from my side"?
- "from my side" suggests that you and the addressee are in some sense on different "sides".
- I can't think of a reason to use "in my side" here.
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More information is needed. What are you trying to express by "in/from my side"?
"from my side" suggests that you and the addressee are in some sense on different "sides". I can't think of a reason to use "in my side" here.
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