To my knowledge meaning in English
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Definition
to my knowledge: from what I know and understand, as far as I know
To my knowledge, Susie is still single. From what I understand, she hasn't got a boyfriend.
Exercise 1
"It turns out that I had an extra one hiding behind an old laser printer."
Which of the following phrases could replace "it turns out that" at the beginning of this sentence and express a similar meaning?
Which of the following phrases could replace "it turns out that" at the beginning of this sentence and express a similar meaning?
"It turns out that I had an extra one hiding behind an old laser printer."
Which of the following phrases could replace "it turns out that" at the beginning of this sentence and express a similar meaning?
Which of the following phrases could replace "it turns out that" at the beginning of this sentence and express a similar meaning?
"To my knowledge" expresses a different meaning than the idiom "it turns out".
This is correct. The expression "it turns out" expresses a similar meaning to the phrase "as it happened". Both idioms express a sense of discovery or coincidence, or even of surprise. Bob is saying that "to his surprise" or "as a matter of fact", he actually had an extra keyboard behind an old laser printer. There are several variations of this idiom which all express a similar idea: "it turns out that", "as it turns out", "as it happens" etc.
"As far as I am concerned" expresses a different meaning than the idiom "it turns out".
"Furthermore" does not share a similar meaning with the expression "it turns out".
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