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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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Hi, Please tell me which ones are right.
1. I have no photo of him. Just one of his songs I know. -- How do I distinguish between the phrases 'know" and "know of"? Should what comes after "know of" be a noun or noun equivalent but "know" need not be follow by any noun or noun eqivalent?
2. He visited soldiers. -- How is it differ from saying "He visited with soldiers."?
3. He sat at the table. -- Does this poper possibly denote of him sitting around the table (possibly in one of the available chairs)?
1. I have no photo of him. Just one of his songs I know. -- How do I distinguish between the phrases 'know" and "know of"? Should what comes after "know of" be a noun or noun equivalent but "know" need not be follow by any noun or noun eqivalent?
2. He visited soldiers. -- How is it differ from saying "He visited with soldiers."?
3. He sat at the table. -- Does this poper possibly denote of him sitting around the table (possibly in one of the available chairs)?
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Anonymous I have no photo of him. Just one of his songs I know . I have no photo of him.
- Anonymous I have no photo of him.
- Just one of his songs I know .
- I have no photo of him.
- I only know one of his songs.
- Anonymous Should what comes after "know of" be a noun or noun equivalent but "know" need not be follow by any noun or noun eqivalent?
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AnonymousI have no photo of him. Just one of his songs I know.I have no photo of him. I only know one of his songs.
AnonymousShould what comes after "know of" be a noun or noun equivalent but "know" need not be follow by any noun or noun eqivalent?Yes. That's the general idea.
I don't know him, but I know
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