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Collocation

Just to clarify...

Fixed phrase B1 Fixed phrase

Used to introduce a statement that explains something more clearly or provides additional information, often to prevent misunderstanding.

Just to clarify...: Used to introduce a statement that explains something more clearly or provides additional information, o…

Definition

'Just to clarify...' is a common English collocation. Used to introduce a statement that explains something more clearly or provides additional information, often to prevent misunderstanding.

Fixed introductory phrase

“Just to clarify, we need to submit the report by Friday, not Monday.”

Examples

  • Just to clarify, the meeting starts at 10 AM, not 9 AM as previously announced.
  • She interrupted, "Just to clarify, are we talking about the old policy or the new one?"
  • Just to clarify, the offer expires next week, so please make your decision soon.
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  • He raised his hand, "Just to clarify, does that figure include the shipping costs?"
  • The speaker paused, saying, "Just to clarify for those who just joined, we're discussing the budget proposal."
  • Just to clarify the current situation, the project timeline has been extended by two weeks due to unforeseen delays.
  • "Just to clarify my previous statement," she added, "I meant the primary objective, not a secondary goal."
  • Just to clarify any potential confusion, the complete instructions are printed on the back of the form.
  • Before we move on, just to clarify, is everyone in agreement with the proposed changes?
  • The manager stated, "Just to clarify, bonuses will be paid based on individual performance, not team performance."

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