We can bring up the topic of anything using 'when It comes to 'sentence pattern. So here's a sentence.
When it comes to where I study,
But, the problem I'm facing is that I have no idea what exactly I should talk about where I study. I think the following are possible, but I don't know if they are:
the place that I prefer to study at; at a coffee shop or at home.
How silent it is to focus on.
How close it is from my home.
So I'd like to know how I can choose the topic so that the whole story makes sense.
Best Answer
What sort of things you may talk about is not determined by the phrase itself but by the context in which it occurs.
When it comes to X introduces X into the conversation, not as an entirely new topic but as a new 'subtopic'. It signals to your listener that what you will have to say about X is related to what you were discussing previously, but contrasts in some way with what has been said already. For instance: