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Dodododo Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Hello

Is this grammatically correct?
... and always to remember from where I've started.
If not, can you explain me please?!
  

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Are you (do) 4 or (dodo) 2 ? In any case, it's a bit hard to tell without the full sentence. " Technically, what's enduring is the importance of remembering.

— Deadrat

  • Are you (do) 4 or (dodo) 2 ?
  • In any case, it's a bit hard to tell without the full sentence.
  • " Technically, what's enduring is the importance of remembering.
  • " Now, the enduring thing is the remembrance itself.
  • There's little difference in meaning: you treasure your roots.
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Are you (do)4 or (dodo)2 ?

In any case, it's a bit hard to tell without the full sentence.

"For me, it's important always to remember where I started."
"For me, it's important always to remember where I started from."

Technically, what's enduring is the importance of remembering.

"For me, it's important to always remember where I start
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dodododoto remember from where I've started.
Better expressed as "to remember where I started".

CJ
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