to sum up
in summary
in short
Structure
- 要するに + phrase
要するに can only take an initial position in the sentence.
to sum up
in summary
in short
Structure
- 要するに + phrase
要するに can only take an initial position in the sentence.
I came across 要に in the novel I’m reading. Same / similar thing?
Was it not かなめに?
that would explain why I couldn’t type ように and get the kanji
Hi!
I’m going through the writeup sentences and the examples of this grammar point, and see that this expression is mostly used together with と言う事.
Could this be highlighted somehow, either in the explanation or else in the Structure box?