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TinaMr Posted 12 years ago
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Having said that, it goes without saying
Can both of the idioms - "having said that" and "it goes without saying" be used in an official letter or they are more colloquial?
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TinaMr an official letter I assume that by "an official letter" you mean a letter that your bank might send you, or that the government might send you. I have never seen either of those idioms used in an official letter. No.
- TinaMr an official letter I assume that by "an official letter" you mean a letter that your bank might send you, or that the government might send you.
- I have never seen either of those idioms used in an official letter.
- No.
- CJ
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TinaMran official letterI assume that by "an official letter" you mean a letter that your bank might send you, or that the government might send you.
I have never seen either of those idioms used in an official letter. No.
CJ
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"having said that" looks fine but "goes without saying" doesn't sound approprite don't you think? "without doubt"/"there's no room for doubt that..", apt
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