In/at all cases?!

[RoseSpring]

Which one is correct, to say:

In all cases, I'll do it.

Or

at all cases, I'll do it.

 

[Barb_D]

It would be "in" not "at" but can you say what you're trying to say? It's possible another phrase would be more natural in your sentence.

For example: I'll do it no matter what. Come what may, I will do it.

 

[RoseSpring]

I think :

I'll do it no matter what will do.

But I relly need more formal alternatives, so can these work well:

I'll do it at any cost.

// // // at all costs.

// // // whatever happens.

// // // whatever the consequences are.

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There is also this situation and I want to know what is the best alternative for anyway here because I've used it many times before:

George, "I'm going to dedicate an extra hour to studying, Father."

Jane, ( George's sister)" You have to study anyway."

Thanks indeed. :up: