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Christine Christie Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Phrase
Is the phrase
'without further ado',
used in informal or formal speech?
Top answer
It is not unusual during a formal introduction, as of a speaker or event. It is sometimes used informally as playfully over-formal.
- It is not unusual during a formal introduction, as of a speaker or event.
- It is sometimes used informally as playfully over-formal.
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It is not unusual during a formal introduction, as of a speaker or event. It is sometimes used informally as playfully over-formal.
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