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Thank you very much for your explanation and the threads. I read them and realized “do the needful” like you explained is not Standard English and it could be even wrong. I heard it from a colleague who is from India and I even had an argument with him over its accuracy because I have never even read it in a book or in any speech from native speakers. So now thanks to your explanations I have no doubt and I am going to stick to what native speakers like you are familiar with otherwise most of the native speakers will not understand or get offended., In modern contexts, I always see goodwill. Of course, if you are talking about the Christmas angels, you might say, 'Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace, good will toward men' (as in the King James Bible)., That all depends upon what you mean by "favour" favour, us favor /ˈfeɪvə/n an approving attitude; good will an act performed out of good will, generosity, or mercy prejudice and partiality; favouritism a condition of being regarded with approval or good will (esp in the phrases in favour, out of favour) a token of love, goodwill, etc a small gift or toy given to a guest at a party a badge .
I would like to know the difference or similarity between Do the necessary and do the needful. Leave it to me – I’ll do the necessary. I couldn’t find any example regarding “do the needful”. However I’ve heard some local people using it but the native speakers. So is it correct at all? I, Hello to everyone! Tell me, please, what´s the difference between ´refund of' and 'refund for'? thanx in advance, Hi, the sentence in thread title is a popular italian way of saying, which litteraly translates as "The mother of the stupid ones is always pregnant". I'm not aware of something similar in English and I'd really appreciate if someone could suggest me anything like that., Este dicho es muy popular: "dar la mano y que te agarren el codo". Se refiere cuando quieres ayudar a alguien y se aprovechan de ti. Por ejemplo ves una persona pidiendo ayuda para pagar el pasaje del autobús, te dice que solo tiene un billete de a diez y le faltan otros diez para completar el, , .