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Navitasan Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Know about
Are these sentences correct:
1-He knows about science.
(Meaning: He has some knowledge of science.)
2-He doesn't know about science.
(Meaning: He has no knowledge of science.)
3-He knows about Einstein.
(Meaning: He has some knowledge concerning Einstein.)I guess in this context, "Einstein" might be shorthand for "Einstein's theories".)
4-He doesn't know about Einstein.
(Meaning: He has nothing about Einstein. )
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-He knows about science.
(Meaning: He has some knowledge of science.)
2-He doesn't know about science.
(Meaning: He has no knowledge of science.)
3-He knows about Einstein.
(Meaning: He has some knowledge concerning Einstein.)I guess in this context, "Einstein" might be shorthand for "Einstein's theories".)
4-He doesn't know about Einstein.
(Meaning: He has nothing about Einstein. )
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
None of them are natural. 'He knows a bit about science/Einstein'. ' Rover
- None of them are natural.
- 'He knows a bit about science/Einstein'.
- ' Rover
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None of them are natural.
'He knows a bit about science/Einstein'.
'He doesn't know much about science/Einstein.'
Rover
'He knows a bit about science/Einstein'.
'He doesn't know much about science/Einstein.'
Rover
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