S sayd19 Member Joined Nov 30, 2006 Member Type Student or Learner Jul 8, 2010 #1 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.
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 Member Joined May 3, 2010 Member Type Student or Learner Jul 8, 2010 #2 Hi, sayd19. I'm not a teacher... though I will be soon! The correct version is "as you are aware". You are correct!
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 Member Joined Jan 9, 2008 Member Type English Teacher Native Language Persian Home Country Iran Current Location Iran Jul 8, 2010 #3 sayd19 said: 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. Click to expand... Yes, but it's better to say: as you know...
sayd19 said: 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. Click to expand... Yes, but it's better to say: as you know...
Harry Smith Key Member Joined Aug 23, 2006 Member Type English Teacher Native Language Armenian Home Country Armenia Current Location Russian Federation Jul 8, 2010 #4 sayd19 said: 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. Click to expand... 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....
sayd19 said: 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. Click to expand... 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 VIP Member Joined Jun 29, 2008 Member Type Academic Native Language English Home Country Australia Current Location Australia Jul 8, 2010 #5 Harry Smith said: 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.... Click to expand... 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 said: 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.... Click to expand... 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 Key Member Joined Aug 23, 2006 Member Type English Teacher Native Language Armenian Home Country Armenia Current Location Russian Federation Jul 8, 2010 #6 Raymott said: And "As you are aware..." is better than "As you know of it..." Neither of these idioms use "of it" at the end. Click to expand... I have never heard someone say "As you know of it"... I just say " As you know...";-)
Raymott said: And "As you are aware..." is better than "As you know of it..." Neither of these idioms use "of it" at the end. Click to expand... I have never heard someone say "As you know of it"... I just say " As you know...";-)
ollieacappella Member Joined May 3, 2010 Member Type Student or Learner Jul 9, 2010 #7 So both "as you are aware" and "as you know" are as correct and as common as each other.
R Rover_KE Moderator Staff member Joined Jun 20, 2010 Member Type Retired English Teacher Native Language British English Home Country England Current Location England Jul 9, 2010 #8 ollieacappella said: So both "as you are aware" and "as you know" are as correct and as common as each other. Click to expand... Yes, they are, and neither is better than the other. Rover
ollieacappella said: So both "as you are aware" and "as you know" are as correct and as common as each other. Click to expand... Yes, they are, and neither is better than the other. Rover
B bertietheblue Senior Member Joined May 21, 2010 Member Type Other Native Language English Home Country UK Current Location UK Jul 9, 2010 #9 Rover_KE said: Yes, they are, and neither is better than the other. Rover Click to expand... :up: