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Nakool Posted 11 years ago
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I do not even let anyone know about what all I am dealing with.
According to my book, 'about' should be removed.
My question is ," Do we let someone know about something" or " Do we let someone know something" ?
According to my book, 'about' should be removed.
My question is ," Do we let someone know about something" or " Do we let someone know something" ?
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Nakool According to my book, 'about' should be removed. You may, but you may also keep it if you wish. Nakool My question is ," Do we let someone know about something" or " Do we let someone know something" ?
- Nakool According to my book, 'about' should be removed.
- You may, but you may also keep it if you wish.
- Nakool My question is ," Do we let someone know about something" or " Do we let someone know something" ?
- We do both; you must choose the more appropriate: know a fact vs know about a topic .
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NakoolAccording to my book, 'about' should be removed.You may, but you may also keep it if you wish.
NakoolMy question is ," Do we let someone know about something" or " Do we let someone know something" ?We do both; you must choose the more appropriate: know a fact vs know about a topic.
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NakoolI do not even let anyone know about what all I am dealing with.I'd either omit 'all' or change 'what all' to 'all that' or 'everything'.
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