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are they really know each other vs Do they really know each other

The correct phrase is "do they really know each other?". The verb "do" is necessary to form a question in English. The phrase without "do" is not grammatically correct.

Last updated: March 30, 2024 • 888 views

are they really know each other

This phrase is not correct. It is missing the auxiliary verb "do" which is necessary to form a question in English.

The correct phrase should be "do they really know each other?" to form a question in English.
  • We do not really know each other yet.
  • You guys really know each other well.
  • 'Cause John and me didn't really know each other.
  • It's true, though, that people never really know each other.
  • I... think that you and Ron don't really know each other.
  • When we met before, I was under the impression you didn't really know each other.
  • I made all that up so I could hide how Teddy and I really know each other.
  • I mean, we don't really know each other at all.
  • You know, we don't really know each other very well, And I just dropped this thing Right on your lap.
  • [Man] Do we really know each other?
  • How well do we really know each other?
  • We love each other but we don't really know each other.
  • And in addition to that, I don't drink, and you and I don't really know each other well enough to determine whether we would even have fun in a social setting together.
  • When two people really know each other, then they're in sync,
  • No, like, we really know each other,
  • So you guys, like, really know each other, then.
  • Do people really ever know each other?
  • Look, first of all, we don't really know each other and second of all, he's a cat, right?
  • Anyway, we're not really supposed to know each other.
  • You know, truthfully... we really don't know each other.

Do they really know each other

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to form a question about whether two people know each other.

Use this phrase when you want to ask if two people have knowledge of each other.
  • We do not really know each other yet.
  • You guys really know each other well.
  • 'Cause John and me didn't really know each other.
  • It's true, though, that people never really know each other.
  • I... think that you and Ron don't really know each other.
  • When we met before, I was under the impression you didn't really know each other.
  • I made all that up so I could hide how Teddy and I really know each other.
  • I mean, we don't really know each other at all.
  • You know, we don't really know each other very well, And I just dropped this thing Right on your lap.
  • [Man] Do we really know each other?
  • How well do we really know each other?
  • We love each other but we don't really know each other.
  • And in addition to that, I don't drink, and you and I don't really know each other well enough to determine whether we would even have fun in a social setting together.
  • When two people really know each other, then they're in sync,
  • No, like, we really know each other,
  • So you guys, like, really know each other, then.
  • Do people really ever know each other?
  • Look, first of all, we don't really know each other and second of all, he's a cat, right?
  • Anyway, we're not really supposed to know each other.
  • You know, truthfully... we really don't know each other.

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