Jan 26 2008 SAT1 MC..

Test Preparation
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<p>Wasn't there a question like 'You do not lend money to a person known to be a liar' or something?? </p>

<p>Can a phrase 'known to be' be grammatically correct?</p>

<p>Should that phrase be changed to 'known as'?</p>

<p>Anyway I chose E....</p>

<p>Not being a native US citizen, I'm writing my first English Thread(?) here; so please understand me even though my writing is a little bit weird.. Thanks..</p>

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<p>I remember being stuck on that question too. I chose E as well, because I recalled a Barron's prep book saying "known as" is incorrect, while a collegeboard practice test explained "known to be" as grammatical.</p>

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<p>Sorry I meant, Barron's said "known as" is grammatical, while CB said "known to be" is grammatical.</p>