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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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Speaking of/When it comes to playing chess,

1b00Speaking of/When it comes to02b00 playing chess, he is second to none.02br
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0My try: 02br 02br 00When you say "when it comes to" I have the impression that you were talking about things in order and what you will say after "when it comes to" is just a part of them. For example: You are talking about the advantages of swimming. " 02br 02br 00"Speaking of" is used for things you just want to metion about though the subject is not about the thing you want to mention.

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  • 0My try: 02br 02br 00When you say "when it comes to" I have the impression that you were talking about things in order and what you will say after "when it comes to" is just a part of them.
  • For example: You are talking about the advantages of swimming.
  • " 02br 02br 00"Speaking of" is used for things you just want to metion about though the subject is not about the thing you want to mention.
  • For example: You are gossipping about your Math.
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0My try: 02br
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00When you say "when it comes to" I have the impression that you were talking about things in order and what you will say after "when it comes to" is just a part of them. For example: You are talking about the advantages of swimming. You told us three points and you want to add the fourth point so you say "when it comes to age, we don't suggest kids under
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