HV-are we cleared/clear on this?

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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help pls

is this correct - Are we cleared/clear on this???

and should i put yet/with out yet at the end of the senctence?

thank you

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And how can we help you?

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which one should i use???

are we cleared/clear on this yet/with out yet???

thank you.

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Please place it in context. What is the sentence talking about?

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if someone wants to ask the requestor about the status of the problem, if it’s already solved.

should i say …

are we cleared/clear on this???

and should i put yet/with out yet at the end of the senctence?

thank you

thank you sir!

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Well, I think you should say ‘Has the problem been cleared up yet?’. ‘Clear’ would not refer ‘us’.

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Hi Hotencool,

There is an expression which possibly you were thinking about - ‘Let’s be clear about this’. This is used when you want to clarify a situation and you then state exactly what you believe to be the case.

Alan

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thank you mr Micawber and Sir Alan! I’m not good in english you know…lol

it’s very hard to express something you don’t know how to describe, most especially it requires gramma…lol

thanks again

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sorry again…

is 'Has the problem been cleared up yet? different from saying ‘are we cleared yet?’ in casual way… just like saying ‘are we done yet?’

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Has the problem been cleared up yet?-- This is a direct question about the status of the problem.

Are we cleared yet?– Sorry, this has no meaning for me.

Let’s be clear about this–[b] This is Alan’s suggested phrase, and is a statement demanding special attention to what follows (a question or a statement may follow it). Examples:

Let’s be clear about this-- the problem is solved, isn’t it?
Let’s be clear about this-- you must solve the problem immediately.[/b]

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thank you for your generous support!