with regard to vs in regard of

Unregistered · 25-May-2010, 17:14

Hi teacher~

please give me some advice.

Is there a difference among the three idioms?

1. in regard of
2. with regard to
3. in regard to

**bertietheblue** · 25-May-2010, 17:22

Originally Posted by Unregistered

Hi teacher~

please give me some advice.

Is there a difference among the three idioms?

1. in regard of
2. with regard to
3. in regard to

1. is incorrect. 2 and 3 are interchangeable. 'in respect of'/'in relation to'/'as regards' - 3 more makes 5 so take your pick! 'relating to'/'in connection with' - make that 7. I see them all! Every day.

**Elemoi** · 25-May-2010, 17:48

in/with regard to somebody/something
(formal) concerning somebody/something

a country's laws in regard to human rights
The company's position with regard to overtime is made clear in their contracts.

**bertietheblue** · 25-May-2010, 17:53

Originally Posted by Elemoi

in/with regard to somebody/something
(formal) concerning somebody/something

a country's laws in regard to human rights
The company's position with regard to overtime is made clear in their contracts.

I should say I was bit slack in suggesting all 7 are interchangeable. 2 in 3 in the examples were and as for the 5 I added, they are more or less interchangeable although I might withdraw 'in connection with' as its use is slightly different.

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