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Interventizio Posted 14 years ago
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it never crossed your mind/it never occured to you
Hi
I have some doubts:
"(It never crossed your mind/it never occured to you) that I just might not feel comfortable with that!"
1) "I just might not feel..": is the structure correct?
2) is there a difference in nuance/meaning between the "occur" and the "crossed your mind" formulas?
Thank you.
I have some doubts:
"(It never crossed your mind/it never occured to you) that I just might not feel comfortable with that!"
1) "I just might not feel..": is the structure correct?
2) is there a difference in nuance/meaning between the "occur" and the "crossed your mind" formulas?
Thank you.
Top answer
1: Yes. 2: 'Cross one's mind' is a bit less formal, but the meanings are the same.
- 1: Yes.
- 2: 'Cross one's mind' is a bit less formal, but the meanings are the same.
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1: Yes.
2: 'Cross one's mind' is a bit less formal, but the meanings are the same.
2: 'Cross one's mind' is a bit less formal, but the meanings are the same.
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