Sentence examples for now you know from inspiring English sources

"now you know" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is generally used to indicate that the person being addressed has been given new knowledge. For example, "We've been talking about the benefits of eating a balanced diet; now you know why it's so important."

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Besides, now you know.

So now you know.

Well, now you know.

Now you know.

Now you know better.

"Now, you know prisoners.

Now you know mine.

But now you know.

"And now you know".

Now you know him".

And now you know me".

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