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The word clear means easy to understand or see. When you want to compare something and show it is more clear, you add er at the end to make clearer.

For example:

• This explanation is clear.
• This explanation is clearer than the other one.

Notice how clearer is used to compare two things, indicating that one is more easy to understand than the other.

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Understood. We can investigate this together, and by the end of BLANK, we should have a BLANK picture of BLANK happening.

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it

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It's a pronoun used to refer to a thing previously mentioned or easily identified. Here, it refers to the situation they are discussing.

clearer

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Brian is comparing the current understanding with what it will be after the investigation. He believes it will be more clear.

what's

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It's a contraction of what is. This phrase asks about something that is happening or occurring.

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