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Felixxx Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Regardless of / possess

I have 2 questions. Thanks

Is it proper to use "regardless of" like this?

The government implemented the measures further instructing the freedom regardless of demonstration.
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In general, can we use possess to replace "have" ? ( formal writing)

Thanks guys
  

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Hello. 1. Yes, but it is not the correct use of instructing.

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  • Hello.
  • 1.
  • Yes, but it is not the correct use of instructing.
  • Did you mean to say restricting?
  • 2.
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Hello. Emotion: smile

1. Yes, but it is not the correct use of instructing. Did you mean to say restricting?

2. Ye
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Yes, it is the word I want to express!
thanks my friend
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