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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

From my understanding...

Would a native speaker use the term "from my understanding", or does this sound strange?

For example: "From my understanding, he chose the wrong way to rech his goals."
  

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Dear sir, It is said by native speakers. You may also say «It is my understanding that», «As I see it», and «My understanding is that». Kind regards, Goldmund

— Goldmund

  • Dear sir, It is said by native speakers.
  • You may also say «It is my understanding that», «As I see it», and «My understanding is that».
  • Kind regards, Goldmund
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Dear sir,

It is said by native speakers. You may also say «It is my understanding that», «As I see it», and «My understanding is that».

Kind regards,
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Perhaps it depends on where you are from, but I would say that "it is my understanding" sounds much more natural (to an American English speaker).

Take care,

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Based on my understanding it's within a 12 month duration

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