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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Do know or just know
Hello everybody.
What is the main difference between saying, for instance, "I do know" and "I know"? Do they mean exactly the same or are there some differences?
Thank you in advance.
What is the main difference between saying, for instance, "I do know" and "I know"? Do they mean exactly the same or are there some differences?
Thank you in advance.
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Hello everybody. What is the main difference between saying, for instance, "I do know" and "I know"? Do they mean exactly the same or are there some differences?
- Hello everybody.
- What is the main difference between saying, for instance, "I do know" and "I know"?
- Do they mean exactly the same or are there some differences?
- Thank you in advance.
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Hello everybody.
What is the main difference between saying, for instance, "I do know" and "I know"? Do they mean exactly the same or are there some differences?
Thank you in advance.
What is the main difference between saying, for instance, "I do know" and "I know"? Do they mean exactly the same or are there some differences?
Thank you in advance.
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We use 'I do know' when someone else has just told us that we don't know:
A: Who knows the answer?
B: I know.
A: No, you don't know, Mr B — you're stupid!
B: I do know!!
A: Who knows the answer?
B: I know.
A: No, you don't know, Mr B — you're stupid!
B: I do know!!
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