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.
And "As you are aware..." is better than "As you know of it..."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.
So both "as you are aware" and "as you know" are as correct and as common as each other.
:up:Yes, they are, and neither is better than the other.
Rover
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