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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
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Is this sentence:
"I don't know her in person; only by name."
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= I have been in her presence (actually met her).. = I have not actually met her , (physically). I know her by name.
- = I have been in her presence (actually met her)..
- = I have not actually met her , (physically).
- I know her by name.
- = I know her name (her name identifies her) e,g I don't know Donald Trump in person only by name.
- = I have never physically met him but I know who he is by hearing his name.
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I met her in person .= I have been in her presence (actually met her)..
I don;t know her in person.= I have not actually met her , (physically).
I know her by name. = I know her name (her name identifies her)
e,g I don't know Donald Trump in person only by name.
= I have never
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