Sentence examples for know to do something from inspiring English sources

The phrase "know to do something" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that someone is aware or has the ability to do something. Example: "He knows to always check the weather before going on a hike." In this sentence, "knows to" means that the person is aware or has been taught to always check the weather before going on a hike.

Idiom

In no mood to do something.

To not feel like doing something; to not want to do something.

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That's the only way you can get someone you don't really know to do something on your behalf.

According to investigators, Bergdahl believed that if one sees a "moral wrong, that you are motivated to act immediately, you know, to do something about that and that you do so without regard to your personal consequences to you or even without any regard to whether or not you are going to succeed or fail," Dahl explained.

If you are going against everything other people think that they know, to do something that will be beneficial in the end -- never give up.

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Is to know how to do something just to know lots of facts (of the right sort)?

You don't know how to do something or you just plain don't know something?

"We don't know how to do something that is worthy of this great character".

I can't show that I don't know how to do something".

If Mr. Scott did not know how to do something, he taught himself.

"When you know how to do something, you do it better the second time," he said.

"There, you arrive, you know how to do something — you can climb.

I don't know how to do something that teen-agers can do, and I'm proud of it.

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