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Newguest Posted 15 years ago
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So now you know

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Does the phrase: So now you know is some idiom or it just means that now you know, you learnt something?

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Newguest Does the phrase "So now you know" is some idiom or it just means that now you know, you learnt something? You're right, it's both. It's idiomatic, but it means just what it says.

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  • Newguest Does the phrase "So now you know" is some idiom or it just means that now you know, you learnt something?
  • You're right, it's both.
  • It's idiomatic, but it means just what it says.
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NewguestDoes the phrase "So now you know" is some idiom or it just means that now you know, you learnt something?
You're right, it's both. It's idiomatic, but it means just what it says.
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