How to talk about something as I can remember
Through the following sentence, what I wanted to express was as I remember I lost it when I was on the way home. Please someone let me know which of the following sentences are acceptable.
As I far as can remember, I lost it when I was on the way home.
As I far as remember, I lost it when I was on the way home.
I guess, I lost it when I was on the way home.
I think, I lost it when I was on the way home.
I believe, I lost it when I was on the way home.
Top answer
As I far as I can remember , I lost it when I was on the way home. As I far as I remember , I lost it when I was on the way home. I guess [no comma] I lost it when I was on the way home.
- As I far as I can remember , I lost it when I was on the way home.
- As I far as I remember , I lost it when I was on the way home.
- I guess [no comma] I lost it when I was on the way home.
- I think [no comma] I lost it when I was on the way home.
- I believe [no comma] I lost it when I was on the way home.
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As I far as I can remember, I lost it when I was on the way home.
As I far as I remember, I lost it when I was on the way home.
I guess [no comma] I lost it when I was on the way home.
I think [no comma] I
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