Correection of the sentence
"I don't remember, what I remeber. "
I, generally, don't remember whether I remember something or not.
So does the sentence I quoted at the top, will it mean the same? Please explain
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" The comma is wrong. There should never be a comma between a verb and its object (unless it is one of a pair of commas enclosing parenthetical information). "I don't remember what I remember" is correct English but seems cryptic.
- " The comma is wrong.
- There should never be a comma between a verb and its object (unless it is one of a pair of commas enclosing parenthetical information).
- "I don't remember what I remember" is correct English but seems cryptic.
- "I generally don't remember whether I remember something or not" is less cryptic wording, but the meaning is still is a bit of a headscratcher when you think about it.
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umamaheswara reddy"I don't remember, what I remember."
The comma is wrong. There should never be a comma between a verb and its object (unless it is one of a pair of commas enclosing parenthetical information).
"I don't remember what I remember" is correct English but seems cryptic. "I generally don't remember whether I remember something or no
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