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Which is correct - further discuss or further?

It depends on the context! Here's a breakdown:

"Further" is generally correct as an adverb meaning "to a greater extent or degree."

* Example: "We need to further investigate this issue."

"Further discuss" is correct if you're specifically talking about continuing a discussion.

* Example: "Let's further discuss the project timeline."

In some cases, you can use "further" alone if the meaning of "discuss" is implied.

* Example: "We'll need to further the conversation with the stakeholders." (Here, "further" implies "further discussion".)

Here's a simple rule of thumb:

* If you're talking about continuing a discussion, use "further discuss."

* If you're talking about going more in-depth in general, use "further."

Let me know if you have a specific sentence you'd like me to help you with!

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