I am remembering

Anonymous Are both with and without when are correct?

Your problem is the use of present progressive with that verb; it is very rare.

I remember the day she wore my shirt.

So, is it grammatically wrong? It is not possible to use my sentences in general?

Also, could when be used in the sentence?

So it is rare but grammatically correct, both with and without 'when'?

How about this sentence:

Remembering that day when she wore my shirt breaks my heart.

AnonymousRemembering that day when she wore my shirt breaks my heart.

OK.

Would it also be correct if I excluded 'when'?

Thank you so much!

AnonymousWould it also be correct if I excluded 'when'?

Yes.

Great. I have one last question. Did I write this sentence correctly when I asked for your help:

I would like to know what you think regarding this question

Specifically, the use of the word 'regarding'.

Dear teacher, would you please tell me what you think about this topic.
Is there any difference between these sentences.

Good luck to all of the students, faculty and staff.
Good luck to all the students, faculty and staff.
Good luck to all students, faculty and staff.

Are all of them correct both in meaning and grammatically?

Please start a new thread for this unrelated question.