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    Discovering information about a new topic, or diving deeper into a topic you are already familiar with, is often exhilarating Just as every student discovers a topic in their own unique way, the process of beginning to explore a topic in more depth is up to individual preference
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    When you suggest expanding on a specific point, you are indicating that there is more to be said or explored about that particular aspect It shows that you value a thorough analysis of the topic Example: Your point about the impact of technology was thought-provoking Could we expand on this point? I'm curious to hear your thoughts on its
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    This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to mean to explore a topic in more detail "to deepen a topic" This phrase is used when you want to emphasize delving further into a subject or gaining a deeper understanding of it
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