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Do they mean the same? " Be about to ..." and "be on the point of..."? Thank you so much

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Yes. Pretty much teh same meaning. "On the point" of can be used to more dramatic effect. He was about to break. - Ok He was on the point of breaking. <-- a sense of climax. "breaking point" a catastrope, perhaps. Maybe just a little more tension implied in this one.

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