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I know who you are vs I know who you are pointing

The correct phrase is "I know who you are." The second phrase, "I know who you are pointing," is incorrect because it is missing the preposition "at" after "pointing."

Last updated: March 15, 2024 • 990 views

I know who you are

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to express that the speaker is aware of the identity of the person being addressed.

Examples:

  • I know who you are, and I appreciate your help.
  • Don't worry, I know who you are.
  • I know who you are, and I trust you.
  • I know who you are, so there's no need to introduce yourself.
  • I know who you are, and I respect your work.
  • But I know who you are, Director.
  • I know who you are, unfortunately, Colin.
  • I know who you are, Ms. Tousignant.
  • I know who you are, Martin Bohm.
  • I know who you are, Manda Lee.
  • I know who you are, Mr Holmes.
  • I know who you are, Detective.
  • I know who you are, Miss Johnson.
  • I know who you are, Dr. Shephard.
  • I know who you are, Kaczmarek.
  • None of that scares me, 'cause I know who you are.
  • I know who you are, Maria.
  • There's no need. I know who you are.
  • Can't really stop me now that I know who you are.
  • Yes, Philip, I know who you are.
  • I know who you are, Ms. Morgan.
  • I know who you are, and I'm not interested.
  • Hannah. I know who you are, Dr. Tramble.
  • Of course not, but I know who you are.
  • I know who you are, Mr. Crane.

I know who you are pointing

This phrase is incorrect as it is missing the preposition "at" after "pointing."

This phrase would be correct if it were written as "I know who you are pointing at."
  • “Ows about that then, I know who you are!” Pointing to a photograph of Lochiel he proclaimed himself a friend and said that he also knew Liz Cameron very well ...

Alternatives:

  • I know who you are pointing at.

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