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Mr. Tom Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary

The point is, which place is cheaper?

Hi

Is it natural to start a sentence with the phrase "the point is"? For example:

A- Which place would you like to visit first?

B- Both -- but the (main) point is, which place is cheaper?

I'd like to put on the brown tie. But the point is, it doesn't go well with my suit.

Thanks,

Tom


  

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Mr. Tom Is it natural to start a sentence with the phrase "the point is"? Yes, but neither of your examples seems worthy of such soul-searching.

— Mister Micawber

  • Mr.
  • Tom Is it natural to start a sentence with the phrase "the point is"?
  • Yes, but neither of your examples seems worthy of such soul-searching.
  • A : Where would you like to visit first?
  • B: Both—but which one is cheaper?
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Mr. TomIs it natural to start a sentence with the phrase "the point is"?

Yes, but neither of your examples seems worthy of such soul-searching.

A: Where would you like to visit first?

B: Both—but which one is cheaper?

I'd like wear the brown tie, but it doesn't go with my suit.

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