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Nader75 Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

As I understand form/of you .

As I understand form you .

or

As understand of you .
  

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Hi Nader What you posted are only sentence fragments. How did you want to use them in a sentence? )

— Yankee

  • Hi Nader What you posted are only sentence fragments.
  • How did you want to use them in a sentence?
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Hi Nader

What you posted are only sentence fragments. How did you want to use them in a sentence?

(I assume that 'form' should be 'from'...)
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Someone said something before and I want tell him waht I understand from/of his words

so I said "As I understand / understood from/of you"

so I'm confuse between understand/ understood, from/of
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No preposition.

As I understand you, you want me to...
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also, I think:
As I understand from what you said...
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