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Newguest Posted 18 years ago
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001. I still recollect this time with pleasure02br
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002. I still remind myself this time with pleasure02br
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003. I still remember this time with pleasure02br
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00Also, should it be: You are always on my mind or You are always in my mind?02br
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01cite10Newguest12cite101. I still recollect this time with pleasure -- correct12br
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102. I still remind myself this time with pleasure --incorrect - I still remind myself of this time ....12br
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103. I still remember this time with pleasure - correct12br
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01cite10Newguest12cite10Also, should it be: You are always on my mind or You are always in my mind?12blockquote
10There may be some cases where you would say "in my mind" (I can't think of any at the moment) but in the vast majority of cases you should say "on my mind".0-
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0Thank you for all replies!0-
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0 maybe - you are always in my thoughts would be better0-
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00I'd like to come back for a while to my three sentences from the first post. Do they actually mean exactly the same and there is no difference in meaning among them? Isn't it that 01b00recollect/recall02b00 imply an effort to remember something?0-
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01cite10optilang12cite10 maybe - you are always in my thoughts would be better12br
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10I agree. 01i00in my thoughts02i00 but 01i00on my mind.02i02br
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00There is also "keep in mind" which is to think about something. Kind of like telling some
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01cite10Newguest12cite10Hi12br
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10I'd like to come back for a while to my three sentences from the first post. Do they actually mean exactly the same and there is no difference in meaning among them? Isn't it that 11b10recollect/recall12b10 imply an effort to remember something?12br
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0Ray, you're right as a stand-alone, 'that" time makes a lot more sense. 02br
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00(If you're about to launch into a story, then "this" time is pretty common. 02br
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00Oh my gosh. There was this time I remember that that Meg and I were... )0-
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0Thank you for your help, it's clearer now!0-
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