Question

2786 1 It's no use having lessons if you don't want to learn. [[It's no use]] having lessons if you don't want to learn. There's no point in Use it's no use/good doing sth when you mean that a particular action will not help to deal with a need or difficulty: 'For spellings, it's no use looking in a grammar book. What you need is a dictionary.'When you mean that something has no useful purpose, use there's no point in doing sth: 'There's no point in having a dictionary if you never use it.'When you are talking about a present habit, use the present simple tense (NOT use to do ): 'I (usually) have two cups of coffee at breakfast.'

Accepted Answer

use ✗ There's no point in having lessons if you don't want to learn. [[There's no point in]] having lessons if you don't want to learn. It's no use | There's no point in

Idx	2786
Keyword	use
Sub Entry Number	1
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	It's no use having lessons if you don't want to learn.
Correct Sentence	There's no point in having lessons if you don't want to learn.
Cloze Error Sentence	[[It's no use]] having lessons if you don't want to learn.
Cloze Sentence	[[There's no point in]] having lessons if you don't want to learn.
Cloze Answer	There's no point in
Choices	It's no use \| There's no point in
Explanation	Use it's no use/good doing sth when you mean that a particular action will not help to deal with a need or difficulty: 'For spellings, it's no use looking in a grammar book. What you need is a dictionary.' When you mean that something has no useful purpose, use there's no point in doing sth: 'There's no point in having a dictionary if you never use it.' When you are talking about a present habit, use the present simple tense (NOT use to do ): 'I (usually) have two cups of coffee at breakfast.'

Point Lessons Learn Sth Present Use/Good Action Deal