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Discover LudwigThe phrase "to aware of" is not grammatically correct and cannot be used in written English
The correct phrase would be "to become aware of" or "to be aware of." For example: "I need to become aware of the current situation before I can make a decision." or "He was not aware of the consequences of his actions."
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Corporate America is only to aware of its responsibility towards ethnic minorities, and only too aware of their spending power, and runs a mile from any suggestion of racist behaviour.
You always have to aware of a breakaway or a crash".
"But... you need to aware of what you're saying and who you're speaking to".
My intention was to not ask for any help at all and to really stress to others to aware of what their body is saying!" Smith is currently recovering and told HuffPost that Camdyn doesn't want to leave his mother's side.
"I'm well aware of the white man's burden and the need to be open and sensitive to historical injustices, but the flip side works as well: are these Jamaican men sensitive to, aware of, and respectful of the gay men who vacation here?
He is all to aware of the idea that Felina had been identified and threatened before her abduction – based on threats she had received a few days prior to her disappearance, from user @Garzalaura142 who sent messages similar in tone to the last ones published on her account.
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To perceive is to become aware of stimulation.
They have to be aware of that.
Trustees need to be aware of this".
Policymakers need to be aware of the importance of incentives.
Prague and Bratislava seem to be aware of that.
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