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Discover LudwigThe phrase "soon to understand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that someone will gain understanding or knowledge in the near future. Example: "With a little more explanation, she will be soon to understand the complex topic we are discussing."
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An Environment Agency spokesman said: "It is too soon to understand if any assets that were below required condition before the flooding had any impact on the subsequent flooding".
The Sex Museum I could handle, the Red Light District made me feel like a nine year old who discovered a Frederick's of Hollywood catalog too soon to understand what it means.
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The spokesman said it was "far too soon to interpret and understand the cause of Thursday's accident as long as we have not found the wreckage or the flight data recorders".
And I think he will soon come to understand that".
"But I soon began to understand for the first time what a strange world I had been sent to judge".
But we soon come to understand that she has not waited for him at all; she has married someone else.
One hopes that Dr. Sexton himself will soon come to understand that N.Y.U. would be better off with a more trusted and less divisive leader.
Gee had never seen a football game upon his arrival at West Virginia, but he soon came to understand the sport's importance.
As unsettling as this experience was, I soon came to understand that it carried significance far beyond that of an older man's lover's lament.
I soon came to understand that "Gypsy" connotes not only panhandling and rootlessness, but also fantasy, soul-wrenching violin music and freedom.
And for those of you out there who are just getting to know Tim Kaine – you're soon going to understand why the people of Virginia keep promoting him: from city council and mayor, to governor, and now senator.
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