While reading first few chapters of fascinating book "On Writing Well", this doubt struck my mind:
"There are many great English writings of which I am unaware of"
OR
"There are many great English writings which I don't know"
What is the difference in meaning? Do they convey same meaning?
To me it doesn't feels the same. I would say, I am more inclined to express the first sentence as
"There are many great English writings which I don't know as yet"
Please help!
Thanks a lot.
Best Answer
Is simply wrong. It could be
or
(okay, I'm a that/which stickler.)
The best way to state this is probably the most direct: