Use of “I’ve Heard That” in English Speaking (Easy Guide)

“I’ve heard that” is a very useful phrase in English-speaking. We use it when we talk about something we got information about from others, like news, friends, or social media. It shows that we are not 100% sure, but we believe the information is true.

For example, if your friend tells you about a new restaurant, you can say, “I’ve heard that it’s very good.” This phrase is common in daily conversations at home, the office, and with friends. It helps you sound natural and polite while sharing information.

◎ Important Points

  • Use “I’ve heard that” to share information from others
  • It shows you are not fully sure about the information
  • Always follow it with a complete sentence
  • Use it in both formal and informal situations
  • It is often used in conversations, not writing
  • Keep the verb in present or past depending on meaning

Sentence Structure: I’ve heard that + subject + verb

Example: I’ve heard that she is moving to Delhi.

Concept:
This phrase is used when you talk about something you learned from someone else, not from your own experience.

Tip:
Use this phrase to sound more natural and polite in conversations.

Common MistakeWrong ExampleCorrect Example
Missing “that”I’ve heard she is sickI’ve heard that she is sick
Using wrong verb formI’ve heard that he go thereI’ve heard that he goes there
Using with direct experienceI’ve heard that I saw himI saw him (no need for “I’ve heard”)
Incomplete sentenceI’ve heard thatI’ve heard that they are coming
Wrong tense usageI’ve heard that she was happy nowI’ve heard that she is happy now
  1. I’ve heard that this movie is very interesting.
  2. I’ve heard that your brother got a new job.
  3. I’ve heard that this road is closed today.
  4. I’ve heard that she speaks very good English.
  5. I’ve heard that the meeting is cancelled.
  6. I’ve heard that this hotel is expensive.
  7. I’ve heard that they are planning a trip.
  8. I’ve heard that he is very kind.
  9. I’ve heard that the weather will change tomorrow.
  10. I’ve heard that this app is useful for learning English.

Fill in the blanks

  1. I’ve heard that she ______ (is/is/are) coming today.
  2. I’ve heard that they ______ (live/lives) in Mumbai.
  3. I’ve heard that he ______ (got/gets) a promotion.
  4. I’ve heard that this place ______ (is/are) very crowded.
  5. I’ve heard that your exam ______ (is/was) tomorrow.

Change incorrect sentence to correct one

  1. I’ve heard she is very smart
  2. I’ve heard that he go to office
  3. I’ve heard that they coming late
  4. I’ve heard that she were sick
  5. I’ve heard that he play cricket

Speak this sentence aloud

  1. I’ve heard that this restaurant is very good.
  2. I’ve heard that he is learning English.
  3. I’ve heard that they are getting married.
  4. I’ve heard that your sister is a doctor.
  5. I’ve heard that the train is delayed.
Use of “I’ve Heard That” in English Speaking (Easy Guide)

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