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Debpriya De Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Remember
"I remembered/recalled a joke."
This sentence gives the impression that I recalled a particular joke with effort or I simply did not forget a particular joke and remembered it.
But how should I express the idea that suddenly something reminded me of an old joke or an old joke came to my mind ?
This sentence gives the impression that I recalled a particular joke with effort or I simply did not forget a particular joke and remembered it.
But how should I express the idea that suddenly something reminded me of an old joke or an old joke came to my mind ?
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Just exactly the way you said it. Something suddenly reminded me of an old joke. An old joke came to mind.
- Just exactly the way you said it.
- Something suddenly reminded me of an old joke.
- An old joke came to mind.
- An old joke came to me.
- Remember and recall don't necessarily mean that that it required an effort to bring the joke to mind, though they can have this sense.
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Just exactly the way you said it.
Something suddenly reminded me of an old joke.
An old joke came to mind.
An old joke came to me.
Remember and recall don't necessarily mean that that it required an effort to bring the joke to mind, though they can have this sense.
Remember doesn't necessarily mean that you had
Something suddenly reminded me of an old joke.
An old joke came to mind.
An old joke came to me.
Remember and recall don't necessarily mean that that it required an effort to bring the joke to mind, though they can have this sense.
Remember doesn't necessarily mean that you had
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