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Hans51 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
I have never heard (of) (about) the word before.
When I have learned new words I have not known before, which one is natural to use?
A; I have never heard of the word before.
A: I have never heard about the word before.
A : I have never heard the word before.
Thank you so much as usual in advance.
A; I have never heard of the word before.
A: I have never heard about the word before.
A : I have never heard the word before.
Thank you so much as usual in advance.
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Hans51 When I have learned new words I have not known before, which one is natural to use? I have never heard of the word before. = I had no idea it existed.
- Hans51 When I have learned new words I have not known before, which one is natural to use?
- I have never heard of the word before.
- = I had no idea it existed.
- I have never heard the word before .
- = I have not read it or heard it spoken.
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Hans51When I have learned new words I have not known before, which one is natural to use?I have never heard of the word before. = I had no idea it existed.
I have never heard the word before. = I have not read it or heard it spoken.
Your third option is no good.
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