English Phrases to Try Today ② - Just to clarify,

Good morning!

Every Friday is "English Phrases to Try Today" day.

Here is today's recommended phrase.

"Just to clarify..."

When to use it:

• When you want to confirm the other person's intent without misunderstanding.

• Useful for confirming or asking for clarification during meetings or in emails.

Example sentences:

• "Just to clarify, are we moving forward with the new timeline?"
  Just to confirm, are we proceeding with the new schedule?

• "Just to clarify, did you mean we need to submit the report by Friday?"
  Just to be clear, do you mean the report needs to be submitted by Friday?

Key point:

• A convenient phrase for "polite confirmation."

• It can also give the other person the impression that you are listening carefully.

Please try using it whenever there might be some ambiguity!
It prevents business misunderstandings and boosts trust.