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Frazpk Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Speaking of which in a sentence

Hi guys,

Please let me know whether the cohesive device, "speaking of which", is used correctly in the following sentence?

I'm writing to you about a suitcase that you borrowed from me some time ago. Speaking of which, it is a medium-sized travel luggage that you took to pack your belongings when traveling to Australia on your field trip.

My intention is to refer to the suitcase mentioned in the first sentence when using speaking of which in the second sentence.

Thanks

Faraz

  

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Please let me know whether the cohesive device, "speaking of which", is used correctly in the following sentence? No, see my edit below. I'm writing to you about a suitcase that you borrowed from me some time ago.

— Clive

  • Please let me know whether the cohesive device, "speaking of which", is used correctly in the following sentence?
  • No, see my edit below.
  • I'm writing to you about a suitcase that you borrowed from me some time ago.
  • Speaking of which, it It s a medium-sized travel piece of luggage that you took to pack your belongings in when traveling to Australia on your field trip.
  • Speaking of which, you haven't told me old me if you liked Australia.
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Please let me know whether the cohesive device, "speaking of which", is used correctly in the following sentence? No, see my edit below.

I'm writing to you about a suitcase that you borrowed from me some time ago. Speaking of which, it It s a medium-sized travel piece of luggage that you took to pack your belongings in when tr

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