Any subtle difference between them? thanks
there is still more to be said about that .
there is still more to say about that the former is more formal than the latter?
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I think the first example means people could say more about that subject. It is a more passive tense.
In the second example, "there is still more to say" means the speaker, who is talking about the topic, has more to say about it, or he knows another person in the group has more to say, so keep listening, because he is going to tell you more....right now.
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These two sentences have the same meaning.
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