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Reegis Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
I deal with my problems by trying to forget [about] them.
Hello,
please have a look at the following sentences:
1) I deal with my problems by trying to forget them.
2) I deal with my problems by trying to forget about them.
Are they correct? If yes, then that is the difference between them?
please have a look at the following sentences:
1) I deal with my problems by trying to forget them.
2) I deal with my problems by trying to forget about them.
Are they correct? If yes, then that is the difference between them?
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Reegis Are they correct? Yes. Reegis If yes, then that is the difference between them?
- Reegis Are they correct?
- Yes.
- Reegis If yes, then that is the difference between them?
- I see none.
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ReegisAre they correct?Yes.
Reegis If yes, then that is the difference between them?I see none.
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Thanks for your help Mister Micawber.
If anyone is able to find any difference, please let me know.
If anyone is able to find any difference, please let me know.
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Hello again,
I investigated this topic further and found the following distinction on the Internet:
"The second implies that you're not attending to the memories of those problems although those memories may still be there in your mind. The first implies that you can no longer access memories related to those problems."
Does anyone here have an opinion on this exp
I investigated this topic further and found the following distinction on the Internet:
"The second implies that you're not attending to the memories of those problems although those memories may still be there in your mind. The first implies that you can no longer access memories related to those problems."
Does anyone here have an opinion on this exp
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