How to Use "Know" with Example Sentences

know (v): to have information about someone or something; to be familiar with

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Used with adverbs:

"You know very well what I'm saying."
(very well, full well, perfectly well)

"I just knew there would be problems."
(just)

"I honestly don't know what you are talking about."
(honestly, really, truly)

"I know exactly how you feel."
(exactly, precisely)

"I immediately knew what happened."
(immediately, instantly)

"I don't know him well, but he seems like a nice guy."
(well, personally)

"She hardly knows me."
(hardly, barely)

Used with verbs:

"Please let me know if you need help."
(let)

"I would like to get to know her better."
(get)

Used with prepositions:

"She knows a lot about science."
(about)

"I don't know of anyone who lives in this area."
(of)