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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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last image of a person

If your grandma has passed away and you remember one particular day you spent with her and you say :
That's the image I will remember of her. That's the image I will keep of her. That's the image I will remember her by. The day we went shopping together.

I don't want to see her on her death bed because I don't want that to be the last image of her I see. I want to keep a good image of her. [You understand me, but this sounds not very good]
Thank you
  

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Anonymous That's the image I will remember of her. That's the image I will keep of her. That's the image I will remember her by.

— Avangi

  • Anonymous That's the image I will remember of her.
  • That's the image I will keep of her.
  • That's the image I will remember her by.
  • The day we went shopping together.
  • These sound natural to me.
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AnonymousThat's the image I will remember of her. That's the image I will keep of her. That's the image I will remember her by. The day we went shopping together.
These sound natural to me.

I'd use a dash and a small letter after "remember her by."

To my ear, "the image I will keep of her" sounds better than "the image I will remember of her.
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