The phrase "don't know well" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: "I don't know her well, but from what I've seen, she seems like a kind person."
This felt both surprising and intrusive, like being touched by a relative you don't know well.
But I don't like handing them out to people I don't know well.
There are benefits, too, in the blank canvas of someone you don't know well.
"I'm not very good at psychological analysis of people I don't know well".
"If these are people you don't know well, that's an issue," Mr. Rosenstiel said.
The advice is never to send money to anyone or any organisation you don't know well or can't check out.
"It's especially good when you say 'hi' to someone you haven't seen for a while or don't know well.
I try every day to listen to something that I don't know, or that I don't know well enough.
"I don't know well this case, I just think it's the manager who names the captain," the Arsenal manager said.
If you don't know, well, there's a reason it took my mother two full pages of foolscap.
"It's mostly for the new songs, which I don't know well yet," she said, referring to those from her new album, "Blessed".
