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As you probably all know by now vs As you probably all know

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. "As you probably all know by now" implies that the information being referred to has been known for some time, while "as you probably all know" simply states that the information is likely known by the audience.

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As you probably all know by now

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English. It implies that the information has been known for some time.

This phrase is used to introduce information that is assumed to be already known by the audience for a period leading up to the present moment.

Examples:

  • As you probably all know by now, our company is undergoing major changes.
  • As you probably all know by now, the event has been postponed.
  • As you probably all know by now, the project deadline has been extended.
  • As you probably all know by now, the festival was last week. Here are the winners ! Let's all wish them a great career ! 1st prize : Blood Rice and Tears, ...
  • Jan 9, 2016 ... As you probably all know by now, Bled is one of the most beautiful places in Slovenia that draws about one million visits each year.
  • Feb 27, 2015 ... As you probably all know by now, Daniel Craig and his buddies are in Rome shooting SPECTRE with a fleet of Aston Martin DB10s and Jaguar ...
  • Jan 16, 2016 ... Bobby, as you probably all know by now, was diagnosed with head and neck cancer a number of months ago. He came out quite publically to ...

Alternatives:

  • As you all know by now
  • As you probably know by now
  • As you all probably know by now

As you probably all know

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English. It simply states that the information is likely known by the audience.

This phrase is used to introduce information that is assumed to be known by the audience without specifying a particular time frame.

Examples:

  • As you probably all know, our company is committed to sustainability.
  • As you probably all know, the annual conference is scheduled for next month.
  • As you probably all know, our team has been working hard on this project.
  • As you probably all know by now, the festival was last week. Here are the winners ! Let's all wish them a great career ! 1st prize : Blood Rice and Tears, ...
  • Most kittens end up, as adults, at shelters and a big percentage end up euthanized, as you probably all know already. That's far from cute... That is extremely sad ...
  • Jan 9, 2016 ... As you probably all know by now, Bled is one of the most beautiful places in Slovenia that draws about one million visits each year.
  • As you probably all know by now I work at Protiviti. We were acquired a couple of years ago and became part of the big corporate world again. You also ...

Alternatives:

  • As you all know
  • As you probably know
  • As you all probably know

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