knows whether one is Arthur or Martha
knows whether one is Arthur or Martha is the third-person singular simple present indicative of know whether one is Arthur or Martha.
Meaning of know whether one is Arthur or Martha
Verb
know whether one is Arthur or Martha (third-person singular simple present knows whether one is Arthur or Martha, present participle knowing whether one is Arthur or Martha, simple past knew whether one was Arthur or Martha, past participle known whether one was Arthur or Martha)
- To be in a clear state of mind.
- His impression was that practically everyone at the party had been drinking on the night in question, and 'wouldn't have known whether they were Arthur or Martha.2007, Helen Garner, The First Stone: 25th Anniversary Edition, Picador Australia, →ISBN
Questions about knows whether one is Arthur or Martha
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- Knows whether one is Arthur or Martha is the third-person singular simple present indicative of know whether one is Arthur or Martha.
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