"People I know recognize the merchandise," she said.
Talking of jihadism, he said, "You know, recognizing an enemy — it's not just your mental cortex.
Verbs such as know, recognize, and produce are used to describe what learners are expected to do at different levels of proficiency (Alderson 2002).
Those "in the know" recognize that some villain committed the deed, and there's a scramble to both prove Geralt's innocence and find the real killer.
We can do the same -- by eating foods with ingredients we know, recognize, can situate in some part of the plant or animal kingdom, and can pronounce.
The same applies to advances in the fight against organized crime, which, as we know, recognizes no frontiers.
Winkler never recognized his fellow alum, but Tredway, he now knows, recognized him.
Concluded piece: "Where it all will end, knows God!" (Recognized by cognoscenti: inversion of favorite Rossexpletive, "God knows").
Concluded piece: "Where it all will end, knows God!" (Recognized by cognoscenti: inversion of favorite Rossexpletive, "God knows")...
"These practices were known and recognized by management".
