Angela
There is no point providing ... Or there is no point IN providing etc ? What generally follows no point ?
18 févr. 2022 15:32
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As stated in previous answers, both are okay to use, but adding "in" is more common, at least in the U.S.
18 février 2022
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To my mind both are fine. I would normally use "in" in writing, and leave it out in speech. Perhaps it's a matter of preference, or of regional difference? I don't know.
18 février 2022
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Hi Angela, I would generally say, there is no point in providing...
18 février 2022
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Either is fine but it’s more common usage to include the word ‘in’
18 février 2022
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