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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
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Know him or know about him
What are the differences between know and know about?
I know him. (I am familiar with him?)
I know about him. (I know something about him?)
I know him. (I am familiar with him?)
I know about him. (I know something about him?)
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I know him. I have met him personally. I know about him.
- I know him.
- I have met him personally.
- I know about him.
- I have never met him, but I have heard my friends mentioning his name and things that he likes, things that he does, things that he wears, etc.
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I know him. I have met him personally.
I know about him. I have never met him, but I have heard my friends mentioning his name and things that he likes, things that he does, things that he wears, etc.
I know about him. I have never met him, but I have heard my friends mentioning his name and things that he likes, things that he does, things that he wears, etc.
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