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Asaisaio Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
How do I respond a person when he tells me something?
For example,
Me: "What company are you working for?"
John: "I work for Microsoft."
Me: "OK, [I've known it]."
The contents in [] is awkward. How do I say in [] to express that after he tells me I know it (but I don't know it before he tells me). Thanks in advance!
Me: "What company are you working for?"
John: "I work for Microsoft."
Me: "OK, [I've known it]."
The contents in [] is awkward. How do I say in [] to express that after he tells me I know it (but I don't know it before he tells me). Thanks in advance!
Top answer
You could say eg OK, I see or eg OK or eg just not say anything If he tells you, then he knows that now you know, so you don't have to tell him that you know. Clive
- You could say eg OK, I see or eg OK or eg just not say anything If he tells you, then he knows that now you know, so you don't have to tell him that you know.
- Clive
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You could say
eg OK, I see
or
eg OK
or
eg just not say anything
If he tells you, then he knows that now you know, so
eg OK, I see
or
eg OK
or
eg just not say anything
If he tells you, then he knows that now you know, so
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asaisaioHow do I say in [] to express that after he tells me I know itNow I know.
We don't usually say this, though.
CJ
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In another vein: I think I knew that. I should have known that. I could have guessed that. [ All depending on the intended meaning ]
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