Collocation
One more thing
Used to introduce an additional, often final, point, question, or comment that someone has just remembered or wishes to add before concluding a conversation or task.
Definition
'One more thing' is a common English collocation. Used to introduce an additional, often final, point, question, or comment that someone has just remembered or wishes to add before concluding a conversation or task.
One more thing
“Before you go, one more thing: did you remember to turn off the lights?”
Examples
- Oh, one more thing, I left my umbrella at your house yesterday.
- Before we finish, just one more thing I'd like to mention about the project timeline.
- As I was leaving, I suddenly remembered one more thing I needed to tell her.
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- Okay, that covers everything. Wait, one more thing: can you send me the report by end of day?
- He was about to hang up the phone when he quickly said, 'One more thing, did you talk to Sarah?'
- The professor concluded her lecture, then added, 'One more thing for you to consider before the exam.'
- I'm almost ready to leave, but one more thing I need to pack is my toothbrush.
- We've discussed the main points, but there's just one more thing I wanted to clarify.
- Don't forget, one more thing to add to your shopping list is fresh milk.
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