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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Regard / regarding

I am calling to regard one of my client's application.

I am calling in regard one of my client's application.

I am calling for regarding one of my client's application.

Can someone help me with this grammar? Which one is correct?

Many thanks for help.
  

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None of them are right. " The versions with "regard(ing)" sound more business-jargony. Note "application s ".

— Mr Wordy

  • None of them are right.
  • " The versions with "regard(ing)" sound more business-jargony.
  • Note "application s ".
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None of them are right. The easiest thing is to say:

"I am calling about one of my client's applications."

You can also say:

"I am calling regarding one of my client's applications."

"I am calling with regard to one of my client's applications."

The versions with "regard(ing)" sound more business-jargony.

Note "applications".
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Also, this from Random House Dictionary:

—Usage note

Although sometimes
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