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Marold Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Be clear about

Is it okay to say:

"I am not clear about this grammar construction."

How can I otherwise express this phrase when something isn't clear to me?

Can I also say:

"It isn't clear to me."?

Thank you in advance.
  

Top answer

Marold I am not clear about this grammar construction. [It / This construction] isn't clear to me. Both are perfectly fine.

— CalifJim

  • Marold I am not clear about this grammar construction.
  • [It / This construction] isn't clear to me.
  • Both are perfectly fine.
  • The first, as you correctly suspect, uses 'clear' in an unusual, but idiomatic, way.
  • CJ
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MaroldI am not clear about this grammar construction. ... [It / This construction] isn't clear to me.
Both are perfectly fine. The first, as you correctly suspect, uses 'clear' in an unusual, but idiomatic, way.

CJ
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