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what's the difference of know, know of and know about?
what's the difference of know, know of and know about?
many thanx.
2 jun. 2012 03:15
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Know - Sure knowledge. Ex: I know the sun will rise tomorrow.
Know of - Heard about. Ex: I know of a good Sushi restaurant. I haven't been there but I heard from my friend that it's good.
Know about - Knowledge about......something. Ex: I don't know much about auto mechanics but I do know about plants.
2 juni 2012
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Differences:
I know Peter- means I have met Peter.
I know about Peter - I may not have met him but I have heard (often bad things) about Peter
I know of Peter - is neutral or positive meaning you have heard of him but know little or only good things about him.
If your car needs repair I can say: "I know of a good mechanic" - which is a recommendation. You can also use 'I know' but not ' I know about a good mechanic' in this sense.
2 juni 2012
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iris1988
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Chinees (Mandarijn), Engels
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