Dear to whom may it concern,
Considering is conjunction, preposition and also adverb. I cannot understand the meaning of considering when it is used as an adverb. Would you please explain to me with an example?
Like this sentence, All things considered: We had a good trip, considering. I don’t understand it.
You managed the project well, considering your inexperience. Does it mean we surprised that you came over your project because you are not professional or masterful?
thefreedictionary.com/Considering
With the best regard
Mitra584
Don’t take it other ways but sorry ,it is not right time of you considering such complicated sentence without much preparation ! Step by step wins the race .
Have you completed the all adverbs/adjectives/gerunds/modifiers related exercises here ? If no, pls finish these with confidence . As I had some teaching experience in English in the past ,I am telling you this advice only ,though moderator/s would show you more light.
Hi Mitra,
We had a good trip, considering. = We had a good trip when you think about all the problems we had before we went or all the problems we expected to/ had to face during it
Here’s some ‘light’ for you, Minhajquazi.
Please don’t advise others that they should not be studying complicated sentences until you have followed your own advice:
“Don’t take it the wrong way, but I’m sorry to tell you that it is not the right time for you to consider such complicated sentences without much more preparation.”
Hi Bev , Please ,It is appreciable for re-writing .
We are used to saying —don’t take it other ways ,instead, you say ‘wrong way’ -does my expression wrong in English grammar or it is not the expression of 'native Englishmen ? Which one ? Pls.
For instance or more clear - general English people answer -It is me (colloq.) instead of standard grammatical rule- It is I .
If I use only 'much preparation ’ instead of -much more preparation ’ Does it carry
seroius importance here ??? Pls. I don’t think ! Same thing - ‘of you considering —’
as you wrote ‘of you to consider —’ not much more meaning changes .
Because this is not like that -I stop to study , instead , I stop studying - difference is big -one stop for the time being only; another is forever !
Finally we would like to learn from here but without discussion it is impossible , again I appreciate you and thanks.
Is my expression wrong in English grammar? Yes, it is.
Is it wrong colloquially? Yes, it is.
‘Without much preparation’ without preparing well.
‘Without much more preparation’ without doing a lot more preparation prior to this.
‘of you considering’ is incorrect. It must be ‘to consider’ in this context.
The difference between ‘I stop to study’ and ‘I stop to studying’ is greater than you imagine and you do not have the correct meaning anyway.
‘I stop to study’ = I stop doing something else in order to study instead.
‘I stop to studying’ is quite simply grammatically incorrect, both formally and colloquially.
Hi Minhajquazi,
You say:
. I’m curious to know who we are.
Alan
I wanted to say -I stop studying , instead of -to studying ! It happened unconscious mind,sorry.
Hi Alan !
Would you pls. explain more what does mean —who we are ???
We may not any lord but certainly not any John Q. Public
or Jekyll and Hyde personality .
May we know you Excellency ! your past educational background ?
Sometime eloquence does not work ! Need proper authenticity ,do you have that ?
You must stop ‘pin the tail in the donkey’ game for your all greater benefit !
All notion is I tried to imply you that you are not without accountability ;be refreshed you in near future ,pls.