The second expression is not used.
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#1 27-Jan-2009, 06:26"...in my case..." vs "...in my instance..."
Which one is correct/proper?
"... (as) in my case..."
or,
"... (as) in my instance ..."
Please provide some examples on the usage.
Thank you.
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#2 27-Jan-2009, 08:54Re: "...in my case..." vs "...in my instance..."
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#3 27-Jan-2009, 15:25
Re: "...in my case..." vs "...in my instance..."
But, philo2009, the first one seems 'a bit legal' when used in classroom situations. Don't you think so?
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#4 29-Jan-2009, 08:31Re: "...in my case..." vs "...in my instance..."
Well, legalistic or not, it exists!
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#5 29-Jan-2009, 16:40Re: "...in my case..." vs "...in my instance..."
Thank you, philo2009.
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