How to get it and say another way?
"I thought I was beginning to get the hang of that."
Thank you,
Harry
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I thought that I was starting to get good at that.
I felt like I was beginning to get used to (doing) that.
It seemed to me that I was beginning to master that.
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Hi, Harry, some ways to say "get the hang of that"
[get / understand / comprehend / grok / own / pwn / rock] that
[become / get] [well-versed / skilled / experienced] at that
[become / get] [well-acquainted / familiarized / comfortable] with that
[become / get] [used / accustomed / acclimated / adapted / adjusted / habituated] to that
catch onto that
pick up on that
get that down
get ahold of that
pin that down
put that in a headlock
make that my b*tch
learn the ropes of that
hone my skills at that
add that to my [repertoire / skill set]
create a proficiency in that
see that clearly
get that into my noggin
make an art of that
make that second nature
Okay, these are getting pretty tenuous...
(By the way, I'm not saying you should say all these things, just that they might BE said. Some could obviously be rude.)
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