Used when you want to confirm information or clear up confusion about a situation. Before we continue, let's get this straight: who is in charge here?
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Setting Facts
Expresses the need to establish accurate facts or to correct misunderstandings. Just to get something straight, you said that the meeting is at 3 PM, right?
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Confrontational Tone
Can imply a challenge or disagreement when clarifying a point, especially with 'let's get this straight'. Let’s get this straight, you promised me a refund and now you’re refusing?