Avoid common mistakes / You know it better / You know better than that! / American pronunciation

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[@young2298]

Right, you don't say "You know it better" when you mean "You know better than that." But it's important to note that both phrases can be correct, depending on the context. "You know it better" can mean "You have a better understanding of it (than I do)." "You know better than that" is used when someone should have more knowledge or make a wiser choice. So, context determines whether you use "You know it better" or "You know better than that" to convey the intended meaning.

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That,s what I was going to write.

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Amazing! Thank you, Kevin and Lisa! Your channel is the best!

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Thanks for the explanation! God bless you'll.

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Boss to an employee: "You've been with the company for years. You know better than that; always double-check your work before submitting it."

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You should be a preply teacher

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Thank you so much. Have a good weekend 👍

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I used to watch marina’s videos that’s why my English is broken😅. Now people always ask me from what part of Russia I came from😢

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Lol. You've successfully learnt Russian-English. Congratulations!

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useful lesson.

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Nice hair cut😊

[@vladimirbaloyan440]

If "time" is a non-count noun then why to say (is there a time?)

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You don't cry (negative tense) Don't you cry?(question tense) What about this one- Don't+subject+verb (no question mark) why??

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Good job