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Discover LudwigThe phrase "already heard about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that the person you are talking to is already aware of or has previously been told about. Example: "I was going to tell you about the new movie, but I remembered that you had already heard about it from your friend."
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Perhaps you've already heard about Sushi Nakazawa.
You've probably already heard about Alfie Allen, 20.
I had already heard about her before our first meeting.
What I didn't know was that she'd already heard about it.
He had already heard about shifts, for instance, in Obama's position on the Bush tax cuts.
So chances are, you've already heard about the 16-year-old singer from New Zealand.
He has already heard about companies that have become wary of hiring Australian firms, he said.
As for the vaccine, Dr. Schaffner said: "I've already heard about spot shortages.
Indeed, some have already heard about the fourth-year varsity player.
If you have not already heard about this lightweight, foldable marvel, you soon will.
"And people can say that's cruel, but she'd already heard about it.
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