Is “have understanding” right to use? Or should it be replaced with “understand”? [closed]
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Is "have understanding" right to use? Or should it be replaced with "understand"?
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asked May 27 at 18:48
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Is "have understanding" right to use? Or should it be replaced with "understand"?
Thanks in advance.
british-english
asked May 27 at 18:48
siva balanarayanansiva balanarayanan
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closed as off-topic by Laurel, JJJ, lbf, Chappo, Cascabel May 28 at 17:00
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It would help if you gave a sample sentence where you intend to use this word or words.
– KillingTime
May 28 at 5:03
@KillingTime "I have good understanding of the Order Management module." When I used this, MS Word suggested me to use "I understand the Order Management module".
– siva balanarayanan
May 28 at 11:33
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Is "have understanding" right to use? Or should it be replaced with "understand"?
Thanks in advance.
british-english
asked May 27 at 18:48
siva balanarayanansiva balanarayanan
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Is "have understanding" right to use? Or should it be replaced with "understand"?
Thanks in advance.
british-english
british-english
asked May 27 at 18:48
siva balanarayanansiva balanarayanan
31 bronze badge
asked May 27 at 18:48
siva balanarayanansiva balanarayanan
31 bronze badge
asked May 27 at 18:48
siva balanarayanansiva balanarayanan
31 bronze badge
asked May 27 at 18:48
siva balanarayanansiva balanarayanan
31 bronze badge
asked May 27 at 18:48
siva balanarayanansiva balanarayanan
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closed as off-topic by Laurel, JJJ, lbf, Chappo, Cascabel May 28 at 17:00
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It would help if you gave a sample sentence where you intend to use this word or words.
– KillingTime
May 28 at 5:03
@KillingTime "I have good understanding of the Order Management module." When I used this, MS Word suggested me to use "I understand the Order Management module".
– siva balanarayanan
May 28 at 11:33
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It would help if you gave a sample sentence where you intend to use this word or words.
– KillingTime
May 28 at 5:03
@KillingTime "I have good understanding of the Order Management module." When I used this, MS Word suggested me to use "I understand the Order Management module".
– siva balanarayanan
May 28 at 11:33
It would help if you gave a sample sentence where you intend to use this word or words.
– KillingTime
May 28 at 5:03
It would help if you gave a sample sentence where you intend to use this word or words.
– KillingTime
May 28 at 5:03
@KillingTime "I have good understanding of the Order Management module." When I used this, MS Word suggested me to use "I understand the Order Management module".
– siva balanarayanan
May 28 at 11:33
@KillingTime "I have good understanding of the Order Management module." When I used this, MS Word suggested me to use "I understand the Order Management module".
– siva balanarayanan
May 28 at 11:33
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In everyday English it is most common to say “I understand politics” for example, but you can also say “I have a good/bad/excellent understanding of politics”. This is more typical in formal language (in a job interview, for example).
answered May 27 at 19:21
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I corrected it to "I have good understanding" and it worked. Thanks.
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In everyday English it is most common to say “I understand politics” for example, but you can also say “I have a good/bad/excellent understanding of politics”. This is more typical in formal language (in a job interview, for example).
answered May 27 at 19:21
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I corrected it to "I have good understanding" and it worked. Thanks.
– siva balanarayanan
May 28 at 18:50
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In everyday English it is most common to say “I understand politics” for example, but you can also say “I have a good/bad/excellent understanding of politics”. This is more typical in formal language (in a job interview, for example).
answered May 27 at 19:21
EMD English EMD English
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I corrected it to "I have good understanding" and it worked. Thanks.
– siva balanarayanan
May 28 at 18:50
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In everyday English it is most common to say “I understand politics” for example, but you can also say “I have a good/bad/excellent understanding of politics”. This is more typical in formal language (in a job interview, for example).
answered May 27 at 19:21
EMD English EMD English
16
In everyday English it is most common to say “I understand politics” for example, but you can also say “I have a good/bad/excellent understanding of politics”. This is more typical in formal language (in a job interview, for example).
answered May 27 at 19:21
EMD English EMD English
16
answered May 27 at 19:21
EMD English EMD English
16
answered May 27 at 19:21
EMD English EMD English
16
answered May 27 at 19:21
EMD English EMD English
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16
I corrected it to "I have good understanding" and it worked. Thanks.
– siva balanarayanan
May 28 at 18:50
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I corrected it to "I have good understanding" and it worked. Thanks.
– siva balanarayanan
May 28 at 18:50
I corrected it to "I have good understanding" and it worked. Thanks.
– siva balanarayanan
May 28 at 18:50
I corrected it to "I have good understanding" and it worked. Thanks.
– siva balanarayanan
May 28 at 18:50
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It would help if you gave a sample sentence where you intend to use this word or words.
– KillingTime
May 28 at 5:03
@KillingTime "I have good understanding of the Order Management module." When I used this, MS Word suggested me to use "I understand the Order Management module".
– siva balanarayanan
May 28 at 11:33