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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Is with regards what you would say?

Is with regards what you would say?

I am confused about how to use X in a sentence with regards to Y?

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" This is a common mistake, but there is a big difference in meaning. With regard to – concerning, on the subject of… With regard s – with my sentiments of esteem and affection

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  • " This is a common mistake, but there is a big difference in meaning.
  • With regard to – concerning, on the subject of… With regard s – with my sentiments of esteem and affection
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You can use any of the following:
  • "in regard to X"
  • "with regard to X"
  • "with respect to X"
  • "regarding X"
  • or sometimes, "as regards X."
Note also, that most of these are "regard" not "regards" with an "s." This is a common mistake, but there is a big difference in meaning.

With regard to – concerning, on the subject of…
With regar
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