egerol1
Junior Member
- Joined
- Jan 20, 2011
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- French
- Home Country
- France
- Current Location
- France
Hello dear UE users,
Let's say that I'm talking to a man and he knows that I was at home the saturday night
How do we form this sentence:
I'm sure that you have the knowledge of me being at home the saturday night or
I'm sure that you have the knowledge that I was at home the saturday night
which one is correct "have the knowledge that" or "have the knowledge of"
I know that if a noun comes it must be "have the knowledge of" but if a subject+verb comes what happens?
must it be "have the knowledge of" or "have the knowledge that"
you can explain that by giving the example above
Let's say that I'm talking to a man and he knows that I was at home the saturday night
How do we form this sentence:
I'm sure that you have the knowledge of me being at home the saturday night or
I'm sure that you have the knowledge that I was at home the saturday night
which one is correct "have the knowledge that" or "have the knowledge of"
I know that if a noun comes it must be "have the knowledge of" but if a subject+verb comes what happens?
must it be "have the knowledge of" or "have the knowledge that"
you can explain that by giving the example above