Hamza Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
For that matter
What does the phrase , For that matter , mean ?
(I am not sure if it’s For that matter or In that matter. Correct me for that)
For example :
Do not try this at home for that matter.
Please quote more examples for explanation.
(I am not sure if it’s For that matter or In that matter. Correct me for that)
For example :
Do not try this at home for that matter.
Please quote more examples for explanation.
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Hamza What does the phrase , For that matter , mean ? (I am not sure if it’s For that matter or In that matter . Correct me for that) For example : Do not try this at home for that matter.
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HamzaWhat does the phrase , For that matter , mean ?
(I am not sure if it’s For that matter or In that matter. Correct me for that)
For example :
Do not try this at home for that matter.
Please quote more examples
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You could use "in fact" or "what's more" in similar situations. It's used to mean "in a similar way, but even more so."
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for that matter is a way of adding an afterthought -- or a correction of a previous thought -- which says, let's generalize what I'm talking about as long as we're on the subject. Let's include even more in the discussion than I originally brought up. for that matter always occurs in the context of a parenthetical remark, whether it is punctuated with parentheses or not.