Collocation
Could you confirm you received this?
A polite request for verification or acknowledgment of receipt or understanding.
Definition
'Could you confirm you received this?' is a common English collocation. A polite request for verification or acknowledgment of receipt or understanding.
confirm + clause
“Could you confirm you received this?”
Examples
- Please confirm you have read the instructions carefully.
- Can you confirm whether the package arrived yesterday?
- She confirmed that all the documents were in order.
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- The manager asked us to confirm our attendance by Friday.
- We need you to confirm receipt of the payment by email.
- He is just confirming the details with the client.
- Before we proceed, could you confirm the exact delivery date?
- The system will automatically confirm your booking once payment is processed.
- To avoid any misunderstandings, please confirm your understanding of these terms.
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