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EnFricardo Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Speaking of something
Hello there,
I was wondering if I could use the following sentence:
"Speaking of things I need to do today, I have to go to the dentist"
To give you some background, let´s pretend I am talking to someone and I remember suddenly something I have to do today.
Thank you
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EnFricardo "Speaking of things I need to do today, I have to go to the dentist . " This is OK if the topic of "things I need to do today" has just been mentioned. )
- EnFricardo "Speaking of things I need to do today, I have to go to the dentist .
- " This is OK if the topic of "things I need to do today" has just been mentioned.
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EnFricardo"Speaking of things I need to do today, I have to go to the dentist."
This is OK if the topic of "things I need to do today" has just been mentioned. (If it hasn't, you wouldn't use the "Speaking of ~" expression.)
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