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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
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Should I say ‘know about’ or ‘know’?
Should I say ‘know about’ or ‘know’?
You (know about / know) the book your grandmother published.
You (know about / know) the book your grandmother published.
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They have different meanings. Look them up in the dictionary and post back if you're still unclear.
- They have different meanings.
- Look them up in the dictionary and post back if you're still unclear.
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They have different meanings. Look them up in the dictionary and post back if you're still unclear.
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