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- 19-Apr-2011, 15:30 #1
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"have you known" or "do you know" One person told me, "I know you" then, Can I ask this,
How long have you known me? or
How long do you know me? Which one is correct?
Thank you.
- 19-Apr-2011, 15:52 #2
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Re: "have you known" or "do you know" *Not a teacher
For how long do you know me?
For how long have you known me?
Both seem OK to me, but the first one seems more appropriate for you to use.
- 19-Apr-2011, 16:12 #3
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Teacher Re: "have you known" or "do you know" 5
Originally Posted by edmondjanet 
How long have you known me?
or
How long do you know me? X
- 20-Apr-2011, 00:08 #4
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Teacher Re: "have you known" or "do you know" Can we bring up the phrase "stative verbs"? Or will this result in something horrible?
I have some Internet-forum trauma around it.
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