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Jackson6612 Posted 16 years ago
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I still have not get to grips with the conceptual understanding of this
Are the following sentences correct?
1: I still have not get to grips with the conceptual understanding of this - I have just memorised the facts.
2: I still have not get a grip on the conceptual understanding of this.
1: I still have not get to grips with the conceptual understanding of this - I have just memorised the facts.
2: I still have not get a grip on the conceptual understanding of this.
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2: I still have not get a grip on the conceptual understanding of this. I still have not come to grips with etc. I am still unable to get a grip on etc.
- 2: I still have not get a grip on the conceptual understanding of this.
- I still have not come to grips with etc.
- I am still unable to get a grip on etc.
- I still do not have a grip on etc.
- very casual I still have not got/gotten a grip on etc.
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Jackson6612Are the following sentences correct?1: I still have not get to grips with the conceptual understanding of this - I have just memorised the facts.2: I still have not get a grip on the conceptual understanding of this.I still have not come to grips with etc.
I am still unable to get a grip on etc.
I still do not hav
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I should have mentioned that "to come to grips with X" is to take on the problem, while "to get a grip on X" is to solve the problem, or have it under control.
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