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Mary Petrusevich Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

'To know of smith ' or "to know about smith "

Hi guys.

Can somebody explain me the difference between "To know of smith " and "to know about smith " !

Thank you!
Hot kisses. =*
  

Top answer

I can think of no significant difference between the two. 'Best wishes' are probably more appropriate in a language forum than 'hot kisses'. Some of us are at an age when too much excitement is likely to cause cardiac arrest.

— Fivejedjon

  • I can think of no significant difference between the two.
  • 'Best wishes' are probably more appropriate in a language forum than 'hot kisses'.
  • Some of us are at an age when too much excitement is likely to cause cardiac arrest.
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I can think of no significant difference between the two.

'Best wishes' are probably more appropriate in a language forum than 'hot kisses'. Some of us are at an age when too much excitement is likely to cause cardiac arrest.
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Mary PetrusevichHi guys.
We're not all guys here. Besides, you don't really need "Hi" or "Hello" at the beginning of a forum post.
Mary PetrusevichHot kisses. =*
This is considered inappropriate.
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fivejedjonSome of us are at an age when too much excitement is likely to cause cardiac arrest.
I'm willing to take the risk.
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