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How to say get to the point in English | English from movies
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Pregunta 1
You are telling a friend about a long, messy day and want to jump to the result. What do you say?
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Pregunta 2
Which line sounds the most polite when you ask someone to be brief?
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Pregunta 3
At the start of a business meeting, you want to skip small talk. Which line fits best?
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Pregunta 4
Choose the correct form.
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Pregunta 5
What is the tone of "Get to the point" when it has no softer words around it?
Respuesta rápida
Cut to the chase: get to the point
To make your own story shorter, say "Long story short." To ask someone else to stop talking around a topic, say "Get to the point," but say it kindly. In meetings or other business talk, "Let's cut to the chase" means "let's skip the small talk and talk about what matters."
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Long story short Casual, about your story
Use it to skip details and give the main result of a story. If you interrupt someone else with it, it can sound as though you want them to hurry.
“Long story short.”
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Get to the point Direct, a little impatient
Use it when someone is talking around a topic and you need the main idea. A softer start such as "please" or "sorry, could you" helps, because on its own the line can sound rude.
“Please get to the point.”
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Let's cut to the chase Bold and businesslike
Use it to skip small talk and start the real conversation, often in work or negotiation. It's less polite at a friendly dinner, where small talk is part of the fun.
“Let's cut to the chase.”
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To make a long story short Casual, slightly fuller
This is the full form of "long story short." It sounds a little more complete in writing or in a calmer conversation.
“To make a long story short”
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The bottom line is... Firm, practical
Use it to give the most important fact or decision after a discussion. It fits work talk well. It can sound cold in a personal or emotional conversation.
“The bottom line is...”
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Can you give me the short version? Polite, friendly
Use it to ask for the main idea without sounding impatient. It's a soft alternative to "get to the point."
“Can you give me the short version?”
Errores frecuentes
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No del todo
Long story short, you talk too much.Mejor Long story short, I missed the bus.
"Long story short" shortens your own story. If you use it about someone else's story, it sounds like a complaint, and that can be rude.
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No del todo
Get to the point! (said sharply to a colleague)Mejor Sorry, could you get to the point? We're short on time.
On its own, "get to the point" can sound impatient. A softer start and a reason can make the request less abrupt, but your tone still matters.
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No del todo
Let's cut the chase.Mejor Let's cut to the chase.
The idiom uses "to": "cut to the chase." Keep the phrase together when you mean to skip extra details and discuss the main point.
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