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Kumenglish Posted 3 years ago
Grammar

Pointing out areas

Context: General talk is at home.

A: You are always finding faults in me.

B; No, I am pointing out areas for improvement.

Can we say "pointing out areas for improvement"?

  

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kumenglish Context: General talk is at home. A: You are always finding faults in me. B; No, I am pointing out areas for improvement.

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  • kumenglish Context: General talk is at home.
  • A: You are always finding faults in me.
  • B; No, I am pointing out areas for improvement.
  • Can we say "pointing out areas for improvement"?
  • Yes.
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kumenglish

Context: General talk is at home.

A: You are always finding faults in me.

B; No, I am pointing out areas for improvement.

Can we say "pointing out areas for improvement"? Yes.

It's "find fault with", not "find faults in".

"point out" can also be ex

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