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Omar Ahmed Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
A puzzling question
I have been writing a paragraph about "the importance of sport". I want to end it with the following sentence: To sum up what I want to say, all people should practise sport.
My question is : Is it correct to say "To sum up what I want to say,...."
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It's a bit overdone. Also, "all people" really needs to be qualified. To sum up, all people who are able to do so should participate in sporting activities.
- It's a bit overdone.
- Also, "all people" really needs to be qualified.
- To sum up, all people who are able to do so should participate in sporting activities.
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It's a bit overdone. Also, "all people" really needs to be qualified.
To sum up, all people who are able to do so should participate in sporting activities.
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