ISSUE OR POINT
It is a business email and there is something we would like to clarify.
Should we say: The only issue is to discuss with you or should we say " the only point is to discuss with you? "
Instead of the above, should we say " the only thing we should discuss with you is... "?
Would like to know.
Marta
Top answer
issue: a problem, dispute, or other disagreement that needs resolution point: something that is relevant or important. thing: a general item for discussion
- issue: a problem, dispute, or other disagreement that needs resolution point: something that is relevant or important.
- thing: a general item for discussion
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issue: a problem, dispute, or other disagreement that needs resolution
point: something that is relevant or important.
thing: a general item for discussion
0The only thing we should discuss with you is...
The only matter we should discuss with you is...
The only issue we should discuss with you is...
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