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SheltieBites Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Memory
"He has memory."
"He has a memory."
"He has good memory."
"He has a good memory."
How to use "memory"?
"He has a memory."
"He has good memory."
"He has a good memory."
How to use "memory"?
Top answer
" I only met him once a few years ago at a conference, He remembered me". " An article is possible depending on context, i,e, She has a good memory for names. Both examples are ok.
- " I only met him once a few years ago at a conference, He remembered me".
- " An article is possible depending on context, i,e, She has a good memory for names.
- Both examples are ok.
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"He has very good memory."
I only met him once a few years ago at a conference, He remembered me".
"He has a good memory."
An article is possible depending on context, i,e, She has a good memory for names.
Both examples are ok.
I only met him once a few years ago at a conference, He remembered me".
"He has a good memory."
An article is possible depending on context, i,e, She has a good memory for names.
Both examples are ok.
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So, these are wrong:
"He has memory."
"He has a memory."
"He has good memory."
"He has a good memory."
and these are correct:
"He has very good memory."
"He has a very good memory."
"He has memory."
"He has a memory."
"He has good memory."
"He has a good memory."
and these are correct:
"He has very good memory."
"He has a very good memory."
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SheltieBites"He has memory." "He has a memory."These two are not normal utterances.
These below are basically the same. I just spiced them up a little with "very".
"He has good memory."
"He has a good memory."
"He has very good memory."
"He has a
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