In my opinion, it is superfluous filler to make one sound more important. That being said, I would recommend not using the phrase at all. While we're on the subject, at this point in time, it is a very good question. However, it is what it is, and I'm very glad you asked that.
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However, I can see the value of the phrase when it is utilized in expressing a point of difference or modified comparison. I like soccer, that said, there are many sports I like. (terrible) I think soccer is a terrible sport, that said, its popularity is unrivaled in the world.
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I agree. Not that one has to be laconic, but, there is a beauty to precise language: however works so much more concisely than that being said...... Or, having said that.....sounds like the way a politician speaks...and a mediocre public speaker at that! Be without fear in the face of your enemies. Be brave and upright that God may love thee.
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Yes, you can. It's simply a matter of adjusting the tense to fit the rest of your sentence. That being said implies that you are about to contradict or modify what has just been said -- that's how you should read that particular idiom. James Sun Jan 28, 2007 7:24 am GMT. Uriel is right--it introduces an upcoming contradiction.
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I don't think it's particularly helpful to place the blame on Chairman Arafat. That being said, I think that the concern that President Bush had regarding the cycle of violence is justified, and I support his objective of ending that cycle of violence.. Teachers, please help me. I can't figure out the complete sentence of That being said or That said.
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I came across the above thread as it was quoted in another forum and now wish to set the record straight as regards the usage of that said. That said is incorrect use of English which became fashionable in the 1980s.
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Such as (just a random, untrue sentence): I usually hate vegetables. That being said, I have a strange liking for broccoli. or I usually hate vegetables.
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If you are referring to your title (none of which you repeated in your actual post), then only That being said ... is correct. Many people incorrectly think the phrase is That been said ..., mainly because when the phrase is said quickly by native speakers, being can be misheard as been. Many of us don't pronounce the word being in full in that phrase.
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I can't see why you dismiss it as 'incorrect'. It seems possible to interpret it as both 'having said that' and 'that having been said' assuming that in the first use the subject following has done the 'saying' and in the second instance it is regarded as an unrelated aside.
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Please use standard English at all times. There is no need to write a new post just to say Thank you. It makes us think there is new information or a follow-up question and we spend time opening the thread. Simply click on the Thank button at the bottom left-hand corner of any post you find helpful.
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which is correct that said or that being said
That being said is correct than that said. That being said is correct while that said is not.