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Taka Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Whatever

e.g Whatever decision you may make, I will support it.

Now about this:

I'll refuse for whatever reason.

If you supposed to add the missing part after "whatever reason", what would it be?
  

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I'll refuse for whatever reason, no matter what. I'll refuse for any reason, no matter what. Clive

— Clive

  • I'll refuse for whatever reason, no matter what.
  • I'll refuse for any reason, no matter what.
  • Clive
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I'll refuse for whatever reason, no matter what.

I'll refuse for any reason, no matter what.

Clive
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In my opinion, you cannot have the sequence, "...refuse for whatever reason..." The words "for whatever reason" do not match with the verb "refuse" - these particular words are just not used together in English.

But you could say:

I'll refuse no matter what the reason.

I'll refuse whatever he offers.

I'll refuse for any reason.

I'll refuse, whatever
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