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Second Regard: With Angélique Kidjo, Natasha Kanapé Fontaine, Antonine Maillet, Pierre Dansereau. -Every week since 1975, "Second Regard" (at Radio-Canada) has been exploring various aspects of religious practice and spiritual life in Canada and around the world.
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You speak in regard to something or with regard to someone. Examples: In regard to work habits, John puts in too many hours. With regard to Peter, he puts in none.
- I have been using the following phrases but I am still not confident that they are grammatically correct and sound right: "in regards with somethin...
- The only correct terminologies are with regard to , in regard to , regarding , and as regards . With regards to and in regards to are mere nonstand...
- "Regarding" is better than "in regard to". "About" is absolutely fine and good old plain English - nothing wrong with it. Plain English is good and...
- Even when using "with regard to", most people use it incorrectly. Why not avoid this word altogether and say "concerning", "about" or "in the matte...
- Collins paper back dictionary has 'with regards' as correct. I tend to go with this.
- "...in regard to" is the correct terminology. You "give regards" to someone. English teacher
- I use "regarding" or "with respect to". I never use "in regard(s) to" or "with regard(s) to" and in fact cringe every time I hear or read them or a...
May 20, 2013 · Il n'aimait pas être devant les caméras. Dans toute sa vie il n'a donné à Radio-Canada qu'une seule entrevue, à Second Regard, quelques mois avant son décès en 2009. Ce qu'il nous disait ...
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Second regard (1975) ← Back to main. Season 1 1975 • 1 Episode Season 1 of Second regard premiered on September 7, 1975. Season 2 — • 0 ...
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Grammatically, these can both be correct depending on what you are talking about. “With regard to” is making a reference to something else. “With regards to” is sending well wishes or affection. One way to remember this statement is to think of the S in “regards” as standing for sympathy or support.
Dec 16, 2014 · 1. "In regard of" is not natural English at all. There is debate about "in regard to" vs. "in regards to." However, a much better way to say this is "I wish to apologize for the incident . . ."
