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Usage of the verb 'confirm'



 
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Usage of the verb 'confirm' Fri Feb 22, 2008 8:57 am  Usage of the verb 'confirm'		  
Is it grammatically correct to use the verb 'confirm' like in the sentence below?

"Can you please confirm if whatever you've sent in your email is correct?"

I've heard of confirm being used in sentences like, "Please confirm your details"
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Usage of the verb 'confirm' Sun Feb 24, 2008 5:50 am  Usage of the verb 'confirm'		  
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This is OK:

Can you please confirm that whatever you've sent in your email is correct?
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