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UK//aɪ nəʊ wɒt jʊv bɪn ˈduːɪŋ//US//aɪ noʊ wʌt jʊv bɪn ˈduɪŋ//

Meaning of I know what you've been doing

I understand your previous actions.

In simple words: I understand your actions or activities.

I know what you've been doing in a sentence

  • When I said, 'I know what you've been doing,' she froze in surprise.
  • If I say, 'I know what you've been doing,' it might unsettle him.
  • After reviewing the evidence, I confidently said, 'I know what you've been doing.'
  • In a whisper, I pointed out, 'I know what you've been doing lately.'
  • 'I know what you've been doing; you can't hide it from me!' she warned.

How to use I know what you've been doing

Use when you have knowledge about someone's past activities. Can imply curiosity or accusation depending on context.

Grammar pattern

standalone phrase

Memory hint

Think of a detective saying, 'I know what you've been doing,' as they gather clues.

Related words

Collocations with I know what you've been doing

  • know what someone is doing
  • be aware of actions
  • recognize previous activities

Synonyms for I know what you've been doing

  • I've seen you
  • I'm aware of your activities
  • I understand what you've done

Common mistakes with I know what you've been doing

  • Confused with 'I know what you are doing' - implies ongoing activity.
  • Using in informal contexts when a formal tone is needed.
  • Overusing in casual conversations can seem confrontational.

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Frequently asked questions about I know what you've been doing

What does I know what you've been doing mean?

I understand your actions or activities.

What is the definition of I know what you've been doing?

I understand your previous actions.

How do you use I know what you've been doing in a sentence?

When I said, 'I know what you've been doing,' she froze in surprise.

Can you give another example of I know what you've been doing?

If I say, 'I know what you've been doing,' it might unsettle him.

What are synonyms for I know what you've been doing?

Common alternatives include I've seen you, I'm aware of your activities, I understand what you've done.

What words go with I know what you've been doing?

It commonly pairs with know what someone is doing, be aware of actions, recognize previous activities.

What are common mistakes when using I know what you've been doing?

Confused with 'I know what you are doing' - implies ongoing activity. Using in informal contexts when a formal tone is needed. Overusing in casual conversations can seem confrontational.

How do you pronounce I know what you've been doing?

US: //aɪ noʊ wʌt jʊv bɪn ˈduɪŋ//, UK: //aɪ nəʊ wɒt jʊv bɪn ˈduːɪŋ//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use I know what you've been doing?

Use when you have knowledge about someone's past activities. Can imply curiosity or accusation depending on context.