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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary

Can you say + Correct

Hi,

Can you say:

"Thanks for unraveling the conufsion about the title of the album"

Please correct:

Ask on NMB or PMD for confirmation if something.com( preventing spam =P ) is his official website if you don't want to take it from me.
If you want another confirmation about songname being the next single, it's also posted on something.com

Thanks.
  

Top answer

Unraveling the confusion is okay, but rather formal and literary. Thanks for clearing up my confusion is more conversational. I'm sorry, I couldn't make out what you meant on the second one.

— BarbaraPA

  • Unraveling the confusion is okay, but rather formal and literary.
  • Thanks for clearing up my confusion is more conversational.
  • I'm sorry, I couldn't make out what you meant on the second one.
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Unraveling the confusion is okay, but rather formal and literary. Thanks for clearing up my confusion is more conversational.

I'm sorry, I couldn't make out what you meant on the second one.
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"Unraveling" is one of those words which have changed - originally 'ravel', meaning to undo.
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