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Would like to know which version is proper:

  • It's about time you know
  • It's about time you knew

Some examples:

  • It's about time you know about a cancer diagnosis
  • It's about time you knew about a cancer diagnosis
  • It's about time you know if you have cancer
  • It's about time you knew if you have cancer
  • It's about time you know why you're feeling that way
  • It's about time you knew why you're feeling that way
  • It's about time you know what happened
  • It's about time you knew what happened
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  • It's about time is normally used with the past tense - see this definition.
    – Kate Bunting
    Jan 11 at 16:25
  • Thank you. So would you follow using the word knew or know?
    – Joe V
    Jan 11 at 16:28
  • @JoeV Past tense.
    – tchrist ♦
    Jan 11 at 16:42
  • Related.
    – tchrist ♦
    Feb 16 at 0:21

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