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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Use "emphasize" without a complement.

Hi,
I have the following sentence:

It is interesting to observe that A implies B. To emphasize this point, note that B is a consequence of A.
Is it correct to remove the expression "this point" from the previous sentence?

It is interesting to observe that A implies B. To emphasize, note that B is a consequence of A.
Thanks,
Miguel
  

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Anonymous s it correct to remove the expression "this point" from the previous sentence? It is a little unusual, I think, there.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous s it correct to remove the expression "this point" from the previous sentence?
  • It is a little unusual, I think, there.
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Anonymouss it correct to remove the expression "this point" from the previous sentence?
It is a little unusual, I think, there.
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