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This topic is tied to the below grammar expression in the grammar library.
ところ 
1. About to A
しおり        ところ    よく       
Shiori is about to present, so listen well.
2. Be now A...ing (be in the middle of doing A)
                     もらっている ところ      
He was being taught English by his brother when we called on him.
3. Just finished A; Have been A...ing
あなた                      ところ   
Your boyfriend got tired of waiting for you and left just now.
4. After A is done, the results of A are B
            すごい            
Judging from the program from Japan, it seems like a major incident is happening.
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マイコー
Level: 262
The can both mean the same thing, but ようとする can also mean 'to try to a'. V (dict form)ところ strictly refers to a point in time just before the action starts.
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kurikuribebi06
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Aa,I think I understand! Thanks!
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shirothekiller
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there's many examples on this page with instead of ところ, the kanji refers to the physical place but most grammar points using ところ refers to time, so the kanji can make the sentences confusing by changing the meaning.
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マイコー
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A glitch in the kanji processing function in the site; it's been fixed for this page!
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|マルコ|
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Can I suggest changing the "About to start A" from point 1 to "About to A" or just "About to..." ?
This because taking as an example this sentence:

かけるところです。 I'm just about to go out now.
it's easier to think "About to go out" rather than "About to start to go out"

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マイコー
Level: 262

Done!

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I'm a little confused on when the fourth one is supposed to be used and it's exact meaning (ところ then it's result be)

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マイコー
Level: 262

It's showing a simple cause and effect relationship, similar to "So about A, here's what happened: B"


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