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Is "To sum up" formal or informal?
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Hmm I would say it’s a bit more on the informal side. To be more formal say “overall”, “ in summary”, “ to summarize”.
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- Country or region United States
Hmm I would say it’s a bit more on the informal side. To be more formal say “overall”, “ in summary”, “ to summarize”.
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