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Miyabi Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
"Remember"
Someone I saw him once, but he remember me.
So, can I say, "Thanks for remembering me."? Is it natural and correct to say this in Eng? If not, what can I say for the same meaning?
Thank you!
So, can I say, "Thanks for remembering me."? Is it natural and correct to say this in Eng? If not, what can I say for the same meaning?
Thank you!
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It's natural and correct, but uncommon. I would not hesitate to say it. "I'm pleased that you remembered me" is a bit more common.
- It's natural and correct, but uncommon.
- I would not hesitate to say it.
- "I'm pleased that you remembered me" is a bit more common.
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It's natural and correct, but uncommon. I would not hesitate to say it.
"I'm pleased that you remembered me" is a bit more common.
"I'm pleased that you remembered me" is a bit more common.
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