Sentence examples for au fait from inspiring English sources
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The phrase "au fait" is commonly used in written English and is considered correct.
It is typically used to mean "well-informed" or "knowledgeable about a subject." You can use it to indicate that someone is familiar with or knowledgeable about a topic or situation. For example: - "John is au fait with the latest technology trends." - "She is au fait with the company's policies and procedures." - "The committee members were all au fait with the project's goals." - "Are you au fait with the new guidelines for the event?".
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