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Which grammar is correct i.e. not on your favor or not in your favor?
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∙ 14y ago
'Not in your favor' is the correct expression.
The idiom is
- 'in (someone's) favor' -positive
- 'not in (someone's) favor' - negative
Example of usage:
- re taxation: "The IRS likes to make that argument because the tax rules for hobby losses are not in your favor." -Wall Street Journal.com
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