Significado em português

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Conheço ele há cinco anos

UK//aɪv nəʊn hɪm fə faɪv jɪəz//US//aɪv noʊn hɪm fɔr faɪv jɪrz//

Significado de I've known him for five years

To have a strong relationship or familiarity with someone for five years.

Ter um relacionamento forte ou familiaridade com alguém por cinco anos.

In simple words: I have been friends with him for five years.

Sou amigo dele há cinco anos.

I've known him for five years em uma frase

  • I've known him for five years and we still enjoy each other's company.Conheço ele há cinco anos e ainda gostamos da companhia um do outro.
  • It's hard to believe I've known him for five years already.É difícil acreditar que já o conheço há cinco anos.
  • Since we've known him for five years, we trust his judgement completely.Como o conhecemos há cinco anos, confiamos totalmente no julgamento dele.
  • I can't imagine life without him; I've known him for five years.Não consigo imaginar a vida sem ele; conheço ele há cinco anos.
  • I've known him for five years, so I can always count on him.Conheço ele há cinco anos, então sempre posso contar com ele.

Como usar I've known him for five years

Use this phrase to indicate a long-term relationship with someone. It's appropriate in most contexts but may sound informal in very formal writing.

Use esta frase para indicar um relacionamento de longo prazo com alguém. É apropriado na maioria dos contextos, mas pode soar informal em textos muito formais.

Grammar pattern

verb + object + time duration

Memory hint

Think of 'know' like a long-lasting friendship, marked by the five fingers on one hand.

Palavras relacionadas

Collocations with I've known him for five years

  • know someone well
  • know each other
  • long-term friendship

Synonyms for I've known him for five years

  • I've been acquainted with him for five years
  • I have known him since five years ago
  • I have been friends with him for five years

Common mistakes with I've known him for five years

  • Using 'know' in the past tense instead of present perfect.
  • Confusing 'known' with 'know' in different tenses.
  • Omitting the time duration, which is essential for clarity.

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Perguntas frequentes sobre I've known him for five years

O que significa I've known him for five years?

Sou amigo dele há cinco anos.

O que significa I've known him for five years em português?

Sou amigo dele há cinco anos.

Qual é a definição de I've known him for five years?

Ter um relacionamento forte ou familiaridade com alguém por cinco anos.

Como se usa I've known him for five years em uma frase?

I've known him for five years and we still enjoy each other's company.

Pode dar outro exemplo de I've known him for five years?

It's hard to believe I've known him for five years already.

Quais são os sinônimos de I've known him for five years?

Algumas alternativas comuns são I've been acquainted with him for five years, I have known him since five years ago, I have been friends with him for five years.

Que palavras combinam com I've known him for five years?

Costuma combinar com know someone well, know each other, long-term friendship.

Quais são os erros comuns ao usar I've known him for five years?

Using 'know' in the past tense instead of present perfect. Confusing 'known' with 'know' in different tenses. Omitting the time duration, which is essential for clarity.

Como se pronuncia I've known him for five years?

US: //aɪv noʊn hɪm fɔr faɪv jɪrz//, UK: //aɪv nəʊn hɪm fə faɪv jɪəz//. Ouça o áudio acima para escutar a pronúncia nativa.

Quando devo usar I've known him for five years?

Use esta frase para indicar um relacionamento de longo prazo com alguém. É apropriado na maioria dos contextos, mas pode soar informal em textos muito formais.