Fluency is a bit like happiness: everybody wants it, but it’s not so obvious what it is or how to get it. In any case, it’s definitely one of the top goals for most Wall Street English students. So the WSE Research team decided to carry out an investigation into fluency, specifically exploring the role that teachers have in helping our students become more fluent.

Fluency is a bit like happiness: everybody wants it, but it’s not so obvious what it is or how to get it. In any case, it’s definitely one of the top goals for most Wall Street English students. So the WSE Research team decided to carry out an investigation into fluency, specifically exploring the role that teachers have in helping our students become more fluent.

Fluency is a bit like happiness: everybody wants it, but it’s not so obvious what it is or how to get it. In any case, it’s definitely one of the top goals for most Wall Street English students. So the WSE Research team decided to carry out an investigation into fluency, specifically exploring the role that teachers have in helping our students become more fluent.

Here are 5 common phrases that native speakers use to say “I understand”

“As you will all know, the most common way to express agreement and understanding in English is by saying the sentence “I understand”, however, it is very important to try to use more varied expressions so as to enrich our conversations. As learners of another language, it is important to learn several ways to express the same idea. Which brings us to the purpose of this article! We are going to have a look at some other ways to say “I understand” in English.