you know作为插入语在英语口语中的广泛使用,不断招致非议。持否定意见者,有英美的普通群众,也有学者和专家。《简明正确英语词典》 (A Concise Dictionary of Correct English)的编者非希安(B.A.Phythian)指出:“You know 在口语中的使用相当频繁,但是没有什么意义。这种习惯常常是不自觉的,或许是为了给说话人一点思考的时间。不管怎么样,这个习惯还是戒除为好。”《结合当代惯用法词典》(Harper Dictionary of Contemporary Usage)的编者威廉·莫里斯和玛丽·英里斯 you know as a widely used insert language in spoken English, continue to incur nonsense. Those who disagree with the opinions of the general public in Britain and the United States, as well as scholars and experts. BAPhythian, editor of the A Concise Dictionary of Correct English, points out that “You know how to use spoken words fairly frequently, but it does not make sense, and it is often unconscionable, It may be a time to think a bit to the speaker, but it’s a good habit to quit, anyway. ”William Morris and Mary Miles, editor of the Harper Dictionary of Contemporary Usage,