Curiosity and the library
-I asked a person a very random question in a sudden way. Is that okay if I said after her answer that, "just for my curiosity", or is there any other way that is more natural?
-I found that the library will be open tomorrow. Is this sentence correct? Can I replace found by realized? Which one is more common?
Thanks.
Top answer
" _______________________________________ I found out I received the information about the library, eg someone told me, eg I saw a sign. I realized Sounds like the info was already in my brain, eg I remembered.
- " _______________________________________ I found out I received the information about the library, eg someone told me, eg I saw a sign.
- I realized Sounds like the info was already in my brain, eg I remembered.
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Before the question, ask "May I ask you a question, just out of curiosity?"
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I found out
I received the information about the library, eg someone told me, eg I saw a sign.
I realized
Sounds like the info was already in my brain, eg I remembered.
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