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Pb03 Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

True enough/have a point there

Hi guys,

I came across those two expressins, "True enough" and" You may have a point there."
To me they seem similar in meaning but not sure.
So I'm wondering how different the two expressions are in meanings and usages in daily lives.
Your comments will be a great help for me.

Thanks a lot~
pb
  

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Hi, Both these common and very similar expressions usually express mild agreement, usually in the course of a discussion. They may or may not be followed by some reservation, eg 'but . .

— Clive

  • Hi, Both these common and very similar expressions usually express mild agreement, usually in the course of a discussion.
  • They may or may not be followed by some reservation, eg 'but .
  • .
  • ' Much depends on the context, as well as on the speaker's tone, facial expression and body language.
  • Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

Both these common and very similar expressions usually express mild agreement, usually in the course of a discussion. They may or may not be followed by some reservation, eg 'but . . . . '
Much depends on the context, as well as on the speaker's tone, facial expression and body language.

Best wishes, Clive
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