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Nokia Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

"I would like to clarify something..."

"I would like to clarify something..."

Does that mean I am the one who is clarifying a situation, or I am seeking the clarification of something from soneone, or does it work in both situation?

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Without context, it suggests the former. But it can also be the latter. You can clarify something by asking someone questions.

— Clive

  • Without context, it suggests the former.
  • But it can also be the latter.
  • You can clarify something by asking someone questions.
  • Clive
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Without context, it suggests the former.

But it can also be the latter. You can clarify something by asking someone questions.

Clive
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