If I asked the members of this forum two questions and then said: 'regardless of your answer can you please provide me an example' Did I use the word 'regardless' in the correct context?
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Hi, An example of what? It sounds like you are asking for an example that may have no relevance to my answer. Is that what you want?
— Clive
Hi, An example of what?
It sounds like you are asking for an example that may have no relevance to my answer.
Is that what you want?
I don't understand.
In addition, two questions have two answers, not just one.
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I intended to say 'whatever your answer is going to be can you please provide me an example', and I used the word 'regardless', but I guess using the word regardless would change the sentence into 'I don't care about your answer'?