Common mistake In this regards (regard)
In This Regards (Regard)
One of the most common grammar mistakes people make is using the phrase "in this regards" instead of "in this regard." The word "regard" is singular, so it should be used without an "s" at the end. For example:
- Incorrect: In this regards, I wanted to discuss the upcoming project.
- Correct: In this regard, I wanted to discuss the upcoming project.
Did You Mean the Common Idiom "In This Regard"?
When referring to a specific aspect or point, the correct phrase to use is "in this regard." It is an idiom that means "in relation to this particular matter." Here is an example:
- Incorrect: In this regards, I would like to address the issue of communication.
- Correct: In this regard, I would like to address the issue of communication.
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In this regards (regard) mistake examples
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Incorrect:He is studying law and in that regards he is doing very well.Correct:He is studying law and in that regard he is doing very well.
