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Thread: "With relation to"
- 31-Oct-2007, 16:32 #1
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"With relation to" Hello,
Could someone tell me if it is correct to say "with relation to"? I have been told that the grammatically correct alternative is "relating to". Your thoughts on this would be welcomed.
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- 31-Oct-2007, 16:39 #2
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Re: "With relation to" Yes. This phrase is grammatically correct, though relating to is used more often.
It might be used in the case: He is perfect with relation to his sewing skills.
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