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27 jan 2017
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A : as I know
B : so far as I know
Are both the same thing?
A : as I know
B : so far as I know
Are both the same thing?
B : so far as I know
Are both the same thing?
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27 jan 2017
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- Inglês (EUA)
"As you know" would be starting a conversation and not explaining some details because they know, or continuing a conversation. "as you know, they attacked us, so now we have a plan."
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- Inglês (EUA)
these aren't common. "as far as I know" is close to these
- Inglês (EUA)
and "as far as I know" would be something you say, but maybe you are wrong. "She was fine last time I saw her, she should be okay as far as I know."

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- Inglês (EUA)
"As you know" would be starting a conversation and not explaining some details because they know, or continuing a conversation. "as you know, they attacked us, so now we have a plan."

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- Inglês (EUA)
@LoveVintage it's very confusing, but easier when you get the hang of it 🤗

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- Inglês (EUA)
😅 I'm sorry, that's a common idiom. it means you'll understand and be able to do it more easily. "The more you practice surfing, the faster you'll get the hang of it"

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