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Sivamurugesh Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
As I understand...
Hello All,
I'd like to know the correct usage of 'As I understand....'
e.g : 'As I understand it, this is your problem' or 'As I understand, this is your problem.'
Which one of this is right for usage in an email sent by a Customer Service Personnel?
I'd like to know the correct usage of 'As I understand....'
e.g : 'As I understand it, this is your problem' or 'As I understand, this is your problem.'
Which one of this is right for usage in an email sent by a Customer Service Personnel?
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' Which one of this is right for usage in an email sent by a Customer Service Personnel? The standard phrase is 'As I understand it, . .
- ' Which one of this is right for usage in an email sent by a Customer Service Personnel?
- The standard phrase is 'As I understand it, .
- .
- ' However, I'd be pretty irritated if I got a message like this from Customer Service.
- I expect such people to be much more polite and apologetic.
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Hi,
I'd like to know the correct usage of 'As I understand....'
e.g : 'As I understand it, this is your problem' or 'As I understand, this is your problem.'
Which one of this is right for usage in an email sent by a Customer Service Personnel?
The standard phrase is 'As I understand it, . . . ' However, I'd be pretty irritated if I got a message like this from Cu
I'd like to know the correct usage of 'As I understand....'
e.g : 'As I understand it, this is your problem' or 'As I understand, this is your problem.'
Which one of this is right for usage in an email sent by a Customer Service Personnel?
The standard phrase is 'As I understand it, . . . ' However, I'd be pretty irritated if I got a message like this from Cu
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Thank you Clive,
Can you correct me with regards to this sentence then:
You have an account registered with <enter validated email address> and I understand you have forgotten your password.
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As I understand it, you have forgotten your password for the account registered with the email address <enter validat
Can you correct me with regards to this sentence then:
You have an account registered with <enter validated email address> and I understand you have forgotten your password.
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As I understand it, you have forgotten your password for the account registered with the email address <enter validat
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Hi,
Can you correct me with regards to this sentence then:
In both of these examples, the expression with 'understand' is used to restate the situation and confirm that the speaker's understanding of the situation is correct.
You have an account registered with <enter validated email address> and I understand you have forgotten yo
Can you correct me with regards to this sentence then:
In both of these examples, the expression with 'understand' is used to restate the situation and confirm that the speaker's understanding of the situation is correct.
You have an account registered with <enter validated email address> and I understand you have forgotten yo
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