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Sm_counsell Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Recall/Recollection

Used as nouns, is there a difference in meaning between Recall and recollection
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I take "recall" to mean "one's ability to bring something to mind," and "recollection" to mean "one particular bit of remembered material."

"She has perfect recall."

"According to my recollection of the incident, I was sober as a judge."
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Thanks for a perfect answer.
Still waiting for your comments on 'somebody' in a negative sentence ( I did reply!)
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sm_counsellThanks for a perfect answer.
Still waiting for your comments on 'somebody' in a negative sentence ( I did reply!)

Hi sm, I've looked several times for your reply, and can't find it. Can you give me a link?

It's not in the original thread, and I don't find it under your name. Did you post it as an new anonymous thread?
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