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The phrase "anything he knows" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to any information or knowledge that a specific person possesses.
Example: "I want to know anything he knows about the project before we proceed."
Alternatives: "whatever he knows" or "all that he knows".
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If anything, he knows humility.
"Just tell him, if he ever needs anything, he knows where to find me," the captain said to his translator.
They would like Martin McGuinness, who has admitted being the Derry IRA brigade's second-in-command on Bloody Sunday, six months before Claudy, to reveal anything he knows.
If anything, he knows that Silicon Valley is ascendant, younger, more able to mobilize active voters, and he was not about to offer the studio heads his unqualified muscle.
Mr. Gotti's divorce lawyer, Don Madeo, said he had not talked to Mr. Gotti, saying, "I'm not sure what, if anything, he knows" about Ms. Alexander's death.
Is there anything he knows that he ain't said?" is a line laid into Grandpa's speech and consciousness in the first verse of the first song.
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Anything he knew about, he knew a lot about.
He knew what he wanted to write, and, as much as anything, he knew what he didn't want to write".
She certainly did not convince Russell, and if Russell knew anything, he knew that her argument would not convince others...
When Baphadu was released on $150 bail, Golden and I tried to prod him into telling us what, if anything, he knew.
Carr said, "A conversation with him was like opening bottle of champagne, it was earthy, it was eloquent, you could see to the heart of anything, he knew more about the issues around the state than any of his ministers".
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