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Bookmark or Share- The message was meant to someone else. | WordReference ForumsYou'd most likely construct it then as, "That message was addressed to someone else." But that would not be quite right. When you address something, it goes where you addressed it to. The above suggestions of, "That message was meant for someone else" would be the most idiomatic and common usage. (and really, the most correct, in my opinion)
- I confused you with/for someone else. | WordReference ForumsWhich one is correct, and why? I confused you with someone else. I confused you for someone else? I have mistaken you with someone else. I have mistaken you for someone else? I have found both versions on the net.
- Business letter: Signing on behalf of someone else.Per procurationem (p.p.): Through the agency (of) — used to indicate that a person is signing a document on behalf of another person (correctly placed before the name of the person signing, but often placed before the name of the person on whose behalf the document is signed, sometimes through incorrect translation of the alternative abbreviation "per pro."
- someone vs someone else | WordReference Forumsthe act of gradually taking away someone else 's rights or taking control of someone 's time, work, etc what is the difference in meaning between those red-colord words? heypresto
- Else, Elses, Else's, Elses' - WordReference ForumsI think not. "Someone else's" is something possessed by anyone but me. "Someone's else" is anyone but another person. "Someone's else" could well be me. We should next dive into the meaning (or meaninglessness) of "anyone else's" versus "anyone's else" or even "anyone's else's".
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