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Lawn2llawn2 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
I just know / I just knew / I have just known
Hi all,
I am wondering which one to use when I want to say that just a few minutes ago I became aware of news or something.
a. I just know that.
b. I just knew that.
c. I have just known that.
Thanks a lot.
Liya
I am wondering which one to use when I want to say that just a few minutes ago I became aware of news or something.
a. I just know that.
b. I just knew that.
c. I have just known that.
Thanks a lot.
Liya
Top answer
Hi, The forms B and C are OK. But instead of the verb 'know', use eg 'learn', 'find out', 'realize'. Clive
- Hi, The forms B and C are OK.
- But instead of the verb 'know', use eg 'learn', 'find out', 'realize'.
- Clive
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Hi,
The forms B and C are OK.
But instead of the verb 'know', use eg 'learn', 'find out', 'realize'.
Clive
The forms B and C are OK.
But instead of the verb 'know', use eg 'learn', 'find out', 'realize'.
Clive
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