How is it spelled correctly?
Is this spelled correctly?: "And you know that I know that you know." If not, please correct me. Thanks! 🙂
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Yeah, that’s right.
The importance of the sentence can be discussed, especially in philosophy lessons. Better would be:
Maybe someone’s gonna suggest you a better set. 😆 That’s what I’m thinking.
No point but yes is correct