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I know he is slow ____ understanding, but you have to be patient with him. A. on B. at C. to D. from Note: I have heard “slow to respond”, but I am not sure if people would normally say “slow to understanding.” Shouldn’t it be “slow to understand” instead?
2 juil. 2013 03:59
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Yes that's correct, slow to understand is right. The answer to your question above is B he is slow at understanding
2 juillet 2013
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Slow to understand sounds just fine. Maybe "slow to understand things", or instead of "things", use something more specific.
2 juillet 2013
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