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Discover LudwigThe phrase "we know of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express that you and other people you are referring to possess knowledge about a particular thing. For example, "We know of several restaurants in town that offer vegan options."
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That we know of.
Not that we know of.
"That we know of, and so far.
What do we know of Ai, really?
We know of Murali, Mendis and Afridi.
What do we know of Handel's life?
"Not that we know of, anyway.
What do we know of him?
We know, of course, that Artie dreams in vain.
"He's the only one we know of," Mr. Khalaf said.
What do we know of these 109 criminals?
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