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Hello,
today i saw a movie in which i heard a dialogue
"you seem to have given this a fair bit of thought"
"A fair bit of thought" what does it means and how can i use it in general English conversation
Another one is
" As a matter of fact i did"
"As a matter of fact" i heard these words in another movie and i want to know what is the meaning of these words and how can i use them.
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First of all, please note that the word "I" is always capitalised. It is never correct to write "i". "a fair bit of ~" means a reasonably large amount of (something).
- First of all, please note that the word "I" is always capitalised.
- It is never correct to write "i".
- "a fair bit of ~" means a reasonably large amount of (something).
- "as a matter of fact" is an expression used to assert that a statement is true, despite its perhaps being surprising or unexpected or contrary to something previously said.
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First of all, please note that the word "I" is always capitalised. It is never correct to write "i".
"a fair bit of ~" means a reasonably large amount of (something).
"as a matter of fact" is an expression used to assert that a statement is true, despite its perhaps being surprising or unexpected or contrary to something previously said.
0Shubham Soni"As a matter of fact"
Teacher: Kim, why didn't you do your homework?
Kim: I did do my homework. As a matter of fact, I worked on it for two hours last night and finished it before I went to sleep.
Teacher: OK. So where is your homework?
Kim: I lost it. It fell out of my backpack on the bus this morning.
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