I would not use "relation". That sounds quite odd to me. I'd say "relationship". You're right Yankee. Thanks.

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Hi Creativeguru They're all OK -- except that you forgot the capitalization in the third one. In addition, the third one seems more appropriate as a title rather than as a headline. The second one would also work as a heading or title. The

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2 I've never been in a relation other than this one/apart from this one/ but this one . "any relation but this one" would be okay. I would not use "relation". That sounds quite odd to me. I'd say "relationship".

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I hope this will and Hi Gleb If you reject the sentence in the quote, then it seems to me that you would also have to reject the following sentence, for example: - For the last three hours he has been playing with his Xbox and not doing his

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