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Navitasan Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Did not understand...
1-I did not understand one bit of it.
2-I did not understand a bit of it.
3-I did not understand one thing about it.
4-I did not understand a thing about of it.
In which case:
a-there was one bit/one thing I did not understand, but I understood all the rest
and in which case:
b-I did not understand anything.
Gratefully,
Navi.
2-I did not understand a bit of it.
3-I did not understand one thing about it.
4-I did not understand a thing about of it.
In which case:
a-there was one bit/one thing I did not understand, but I understood all the rest
and in which case:
b-I did not understand anything.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
1-I did not understand one bit of it. b- 2-I did not understand a bit of it. b- 3-I did not understand one thing about it.
- 1-I did not understand one bit of it.
- b- 2-I did not understand a bit of it.
- b- 3-I did not understand one thing about it.
- -a/b 4-I did not understand a thing about of it.
- " It would more likely be taken as another b, especially if you stress ONE THING !
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1-I did not understand one bit of it. b-
2-I did not understand a bit of it. b-
3-I did not understand one thing about it. -a/b
4-I did not understand a thing aboutof it.
2-I did not understand a bit of it. b-
3-I did not understand one thing about it. -a/b
4-I did not understand a thing about
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