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  1. 02-May-2008, 11:06 #1
    Dr.Appalayya
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    Default For whatever it is worth.

    I am giving this information for whatever worth it is.

    Is the above sentence correct?

    And also, does it mean that I am just giving this information, not really sure where and how it is useful.
  2. 02-May-2008, 11:29 #2
    Anglika
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    Default Re: For whatever it is worth.

    Usually it is "for what it is worth".

    Yes, I am telling you this, even if what I tell you seems to have no value.
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