anything wrong?

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ECanything wrong when i write: " a lot of things about you are fading in my soul"

Yes; it doesn't make sense. Is this what you mean?—

A lot of things about you are fading from my memory.

ECA lot of things about you are fading in my soul.

Correct as shown, but note that "fading in my soul" is rather flowery, not to say mystical. You'd probably do better to say it more plainly.

CJ

I mean that if i write that sentence then is it correct in grammaror not ?

just becaus

EC is it correct in grammaror not ?

It is grammatically correct, but note that being grammatically correct is not enough. The sentence should be meaningful and idiomatic as well.

CJ

ECjust because I google whole that sentence but no result found

Generally, googling complete sentences will produce fewer results than if you google just the phrase that concerns you. Often, with a verb phrase, simply changing from present to past tense can radically affect the search results.

Mister Micawbero

What are you talking about? MOST of the dictionaries use present tense instead of past tense, and please don't encourage users to refer to random google results instead of dictionaries!:P

I have been moderating here for many years, DiAAnaP, and I hardly need your advice, particularly when it is misplaced. I am not talking about looking up the meanings of single words in a dictionary; we all know that. I am talking about the process of checking collocations of phrases, and few of those are in the dictionaries. While it can be misleading, a Google search can be very revealing of th