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Mancunian Posted 17 years ago
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I'll never forget vs I never forget
A friend of mine wrote a sentence "I never forget for these days with you my love"
and as I tried to correct this I came up with "I'll never forget the times we've spent together, my love."
Now what I'm really wondering is whether the change of present simple 'I never forget' to future 'I will never forget' has any significant impact on the meaning of the sentence.
thank you
Rich
and as I tried to correct this I came up with "I'll never forget the times we've spent together, my love."
Now what I'm really wondering is whether the change of present simple 'I never forget' to future 'I will never forget' has any significant impact on the meaning of the sentence.
thank you
Rich
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I think the intent of the sentiment is to include the future. Use I'll .
- I think the intent of the sentiment is to include the future.
- Use I'll .
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I think the intent of the sentiment is to include the future. Use I'll.
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