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No. “Knowing” something is not normally drawn out over a period of time like “seeing” something. I would rather say “I saw it,” “I knew it,” or “I was learning ...Read more

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"I was knowing" is not grammatically correct in standard English. "I knew" is the correct simple past tense form of "to know", used to express past knowledge or ...Read more

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The main difference would be that any continuous tense of know will be frowned upon. "I am knowing", "I was knowing", "I will be knowing" all ...Read more

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Can anyone tell me if either or both are correct or not. 'I have known him for a long time.' or 'I have been knowing him for a long time.'

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“Knowing” something is not normally drawn out over a period of time like “seeing” something. I would rather say “I saw it,” “I knew it,” or “I was learning it.” ...Read more

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Know isn't a continuing action. As soon as you 'know' something it's finished. It stays with you from the the past to the future which is why we ...Read more

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The rule here is stative vs dynamic verbs. "To know" is a stative verb (we actually can't see the action), so "I have been knowing" doesn't make much sense.Read more

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"I have known him for 4 years" is correct because it's saying you had known this person for 4 years into the past. there is no difference between the two in ...Read more

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Dear all, I've always studied that the verb "KNOW" is a state verb which can't be used in the continuous form (+ing).Read more

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