As you aware

[sayd19]

Dear All,

Is it correct to use the introductory phrase "As you aware"?

Example: As you aware, the point is still pending.

I think it should be: As you are aware, the point is still pending.

Please tell me which one is correct.

[ollieacappella]

Hi, sayd19. I'm not a teacher... though I will be soon!

The correct version is "as you are aware". You are correct!

[chester_100]

Dear All,

Is it correct to use the introductory phrase "As you aware"?

Example: As you aware, the point is still pending.

I think it should be: As you are aware, the point is still pending.

Please tell me which one is correct.

Yes, but it's better to say: as you know...

[Harry Smith]

Dear All,

Is it correct to use the introductory phrase "As you aware"?

Example: As you aware, the point is still pending.

I think it should be: As you are aware, the point is still pending.

Please tell me which one is correct.

To be aware of smth....
"As you are aware of it " sounds a little bit awkward to my ear...
"As you know" is better, I think....

[Raymott]

To be aware of smth....
"As you are aware of it " sounds a little bit awkward to my ear...
"As you know" is better, I think....

And "As you are aware..." is better than "As you know of it..."
Neither of these idioms use "of it" at the end.

[Harry Smith]

And "As you are aware..." is better than "As you know of it..."
Neither of these idioms use "of it" at the end.

I have never heard someone say "As you know of it"... I just say " As you know..."

[ollieacappella]

So both "as you are aware" and "as you know" are as correct and as common as each other.

[Rover_KE]

So both "as you are aware" and "as you know" are as correct and as common as each other.

Yes, they are, and neither is better than the other.

Rover

[bertietheblue]

Yes, they are, and neither is better than the other.

Rover