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Used with adverbs:
"
He fully understands what is going on."
(fully, completely, totally, clearly, really, truly)
"
He barely understands what the teacher is saying."
(barely, hardly)
"
She finally understood the directions."
(finally)
"
He immediately understood the danger he was in."
(immediately, quickly, suddenly)
"
Help me to better understand the situation."
(better)
"
He does not really understand why she is so mad."
(not really, not truly, not necessarily, not entirely)
Used with verbs:
"
He seems to understand English."
(seems to, appears to)
"
Can you understand the question?"
(can, do)
"
You have to understand that I had no choice."
(have, must)
Used with prepositions:
"
She does not understand much about politics."
(about)
Used with nouns:
"
He doesn't understand the business."
(business, basics, concept, danger, difference, importance, need, language, meaning, problem, reason, significance, situation)
