Collocation
Speaking of which.
Used to introduce a new topic that has just been brought to mind by something previously said.
Definition
'Speaking of which.' is a common English collocation. Used to introduce a new topic that has just been brought to mind by something previously said.
Speaking of which
“We were just talking about the new cafe. Speaking of which, have you tried their coffee yet?”
Examples
- Oh, you mentioned the upcoming holiday. Speaking of which, have you decided where you want to go?
- I saw our old math teacher yesterday. Speaking of which, she asked if you're still teaching.
- The new project deadline is next week. Speaking of which, is your part of the report ready?
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- We need to pick up some groceries. Speaking of which, we're out of milk and eggs.
- I was just thinking about that concert. Speaking of which, do you still have the tickets?
- He's always so busy. Speaking of which, I haven't seen him at the gym lately.
- The book club meets on Tuesday. Speaking of which, did you finish reading this month's selection?
- Our neighbor got a new dog. Speaking of which, have you met it yet? It's really cute.
- You reminded me about the car service. Speaking of which, I need to call the mechanic tomorrow.
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