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There are lots of possible answers — for example 'He is my brother/psychiatrist/neighbour/chimney sweep'. ' 'She saved my life when I was being attacked by a shark/trapped in a burning cowshed/sinking in quicksand'.
- There are lots of possible answers — for example 'He is my brother/psychiatrist/neighbour/chimney sweep'.
- ' 'She saved my life when I was being attacked by a shark/trapped in a burning cowshed/sinking in quicksand'.
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There are lots of possible answers — for example 'He is my brother/psychiatrist/neighbour/chimney sweep'.
'I met her at the gym/Salvation Army soup kitchen/Buckingham Palace garden party/brothel.'
'She saved my life when I was being attacked by a shark/trapped in a burning cowshed/sinking in quicksand'.
'I met her at the gym/Salvation Army soup kitchen/Buckingham Palace garden party/brothel.'
'She saved my life when I was being attacked by a shark/trapped in a burning cowshed/sinking in quicksand'.
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There is nothing wrong with the question, but "How do you know her" seems more natural to me.
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