Correct my English

Indonesia
September 26, 2021 11:45pm CST
"When you can't hate someone because you want try to understand why they are becoming like that." This word at above is correct? Can you guys corrected my English, thank you.
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6 responses
@allknowing (135331)
• India
27 Sep 21
You are asking for a word to be corrected and I do not know which word it is. But if you want the sentence to be corrected For that one should firist know what you are trying to convey . What I have understood is that 'one should not hate someone before understanding why they are doing what they do '
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• Indonesia
27 Sep 21
My bad, I didn't explain the word I asking is at above. Yes, you got the meaning of my word.
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@DaddyEvil (137249)
• United States
27 Sep 21
Yes, to the best that I'm understanding what is being said there, your framing of it sounds correct to me, as well.
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@allknowing (135331)
• India
27 Sep 21
@Sumsuma I hope other users will also understand you Your thinking is correct. We should not hate anyone unless we find out why they are doing what they do
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@pumpkinjam (8754)
• United Kingdom
27 Sep 21
Your sentence is OK. You could say you "don't want to hate/fall out with someone, but want to understand the motives for their behaviour" There are probably other ways of translating but, if you understand the sentence I've written, and it's what you meant to say, then you've done a good job with your own sentence.
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• Indonesia
28 Sep 21
Yes, thank you so much
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@m_audrey6788 (58472)
• Germany
27 Sep 21
Sorry, I can`t understand what you are trying to ask here. You want us to correct your sentence or behavior?
• Indonesia
27 Sep 21
Actually about my English grammar.
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• Germany
27 Sep 21
@Sumsuma It is hard to correct when we don`t know what you are trying to tell us. What you are trying to say is that you are trying to understand a person when they did something unusual to you?
• Indonesia
28 Sep 21
@m_audrey6788 Yes, something like that. What I means is trying to more understand what someone did.
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• Midland, Michigan
3 Oct 21
Which w wired are you talking about?
@aninditasen (16337)
• Raurkela, India
27 Sep 21
You can use "behaving in such a fashion " instead of " becoming like that". I think you wanted a correct form of what you wrote, right?
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• Indonesia
27 Sep 21
I see, the word is more easy and simple to read. Thank you so much for the corrections
@Batiqa (78)
27 Sep 21
I'm sorry I can't help, but I think you've got the help you need. I'm more interested to discuss about the sentence you asked, what's the background of the story for that statement, do you ask for correction because its part of homework or because something else.
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• Indonesia
27 Sep 21
Not for any work or something actually, I just wanna know how good I'm translating what I want to talk to English.
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