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Ann225 Posted 5 years ago
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Fix something in one's memory
Hi,
How come that you can 'fix something IN your memory' but at the same time can 'log something IN TO your memory'? Isn't it the same structure? Why are the prepositions different?
I'm sorry. These are probably silly questions.
Thank you.
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The usual collocations are: Commit something to memory Fix something in one's memory. (Less common) Memorize something. I've not heard "log" used in this context.
- The usual collocations are: Commit something to memory Fix something in one's memory.
- (Less common) Memorize something.
- I've not heard "log" used in this context.
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The usual collocations are:
Commit something to memory
Fix something in one's memory. (Less common)
Memorize something.
I've not heard "log" used in this context.
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