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Maj Posted 23 years ago
Grammar

No point in

There is no point in so much verbosity. Is this sentence correct?
  

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Sounds fine. "Point in" or "point to", both work.

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  • Sounds fine.
  • "Point in" or "point to", both work.
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Sounds fine. "Point in" or "point to", both work.
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