My Australia: Episode 08 - Part 3
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Author: Bob
Updated Date 13/01/2012 10:54:40
Number of views: 6278
How can we use familiar to and familiar with correctly?
Familiar with = well informed about or knowing thoroughly. For example:
I'm familiar with his art work.
Are you familiar with the problems that usually arise in this shop?
Familiar to = recognizable. For example:
Your friend doesn't look familiar to me.
His art work is familiar to millions of people.