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how do i say sentence express that : i did't know how to do it before and I don't know either for now and i keep don't know it.
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Hello Wei Jia Chen. How are you?
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how do i say sentence express that : i did't know how to do it before and I don't know either for now and i keep don't know it.
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Your sentences are already very close to saying exactly what you intend to say.
I would write them this way:
"I didn't understand it before."
"I do not understand it now."
"I probably will not understand it in the future."
or...
"I did not know how to do it before.
I do not know how to do it now.
I probably will not know how to do it in the future."
--Warm Regards, Bruce
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I didn't know how to do it before, and I still don't know how (to do it).
It is more natural sounding to leave the part in parentheses (to do it) off the sentence, although both are correct.
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You would probably just say "I still don't know how to do it."
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I have never, ever understood it. And I still don't understand it today.
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or Can i say : i have never been knowing about it?
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