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0 Nope, they both mean that you do not enjoy going to the store. Neither one means that you are any more likely to go to the store.01blockquote

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10The second sentence is not grammatically correct. The first is reminding you to remember to buy apples, the second is saying that you forgot

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10Don't forget to buy some apples/I forgot buying apples.22blockquote

20The second sentence is not grammatically correct. The first is reminding you to remember to buy apples, the second is saying that you forgot to buy them. The 2nd should be: "I forgot to buy appl

0Thank you ,Yankee.I just tried to mean it but my problem is that I sometimes either can't make enough explanation or explain something in such a different way that it turns out to be wrong.05000In the end I get surprised,too.05100I hope this will be not be a problem next year because we will have01i00 how to teach lessons02i00 with the accompaniment of psych

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0Feel free to disagree all you want, Goodman. However, beware! You seem to be blindly rejecting valid points of grammar. A very hazardous pasttime indeed.05002br
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00I didn't say those would be my preferred sentences, I simply tried to clarify Doll's example. 02br
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01cite10Teo12cite101. I don't like to go.12br
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10According to 11i10Ho's Complete English Grammar 12i10(Page 111), #1 implies that I don't like to go (so I will not go) while #2 implies that I don't like going (but I will still go). 12b

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01cite10Yankee12cite10Feel free to disagree all you want, Goodman. However, beware! You seem to be blindly rejecting valid points of grammar. A very hazardous pasttime indeed.15112br
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0 Thank you for pointing out my typo, Goodman. 02br
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00My point was that you seem determined to say that the difference does not exist. That is a fallacy. Doll made a valid point which I simply tried to follow up on. You have now commented on using the preposition 'about' after 'forget'. However, my comments were a response to a specific post and therefore limited to