Learn English – is it correct to say “though” in this context

Well, point something out means to direct one's attention to something with your hand or finger or to say something about someone/something in order to make someone aware of something. I don't know what the person has told you, but looking at it from what we have, it looks like you want to say something along the lines of sharing with me.

Thank you for sharing this/that with me.

If it was a mistake or something similar that he/she pointed out, then your usage would be fine.

Here's a quick breakdown: - Am I going to see you next year? (This could be asking for the person's intention, plan, or even prediction.) - Would I see you next year? (This sounds like a conditional; the person may or may not go abroad, e.g., If you went abroad, would I see you next year?) - Will I see you next year? (One meaning here could be asking for the person to decide at that moment or make a promise.) - Will I be seeing you next year? (Another way of asking about the person's plans or intentions.)

Quick tip: Remember that "will" is usually used for predictions, promises, at-the-moment decisions, offers, and itineraries. However, "will be + present participle" can be used for plans, similar to "be going to."

By the way, none of the examples are in the passive voice. Passive would be something like this: Am I going to be seen by you tomorrow? I could imagine asking a doctor this question. I hope this was helpful!