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Tung Quoc Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
doubt 3
Hi,
What is the difference in meaning between :
1. I don't know yet.
2. I haven't known yet.
Quoc
What is the difference in meaning between :
1. I don't know yet.
2. I haven't known yet.
Quoc
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1) Describes your current state of mind, your knowledge. 2) This is rare with know in this context. It could be used to say: I haven't learned yet about it (a piece of news).
- 1) Describes your current state of mind, your knowledge.
- 2) This is rare with know in this context.
- It could be used to say: I haven't learned yet about it (a piece of news).
- It shows the process of leading up to knowledge, and showing that it isn't completed.
- From the New York Times (make a search with "haven't learned," including quotation marks) THE NATION; It's the Simple Things, But Some Hospitals Don't Do Them ...
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1) Describes your current state of mind, your knowledge.
2) This is rare with know in this context.
It could be used to say:
I haven't learned yet about it (a piece of news).
It shows the process of leading up to knowledge, and showing that it isn't completed.
From the New York Times (make a search with "haven'
2) This is rare with know in this context.
It could be used to say:
I haven't learned yet about it (a piece of news).
It shows the process of leading up to knowledge, and showing that it isn't completed.
From the New York Times (make a search with "haven'
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