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Karen15 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

Remember / do you remember

Hello,

If we want to remind someone about something that happened in the past, can we use the structure below?

eg:
Remember the day I helped you to pass your exam.

Thanks.

  

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Karen15 If we want to remind someone about something that happened in the past, can we use the structure below? eg: Remember the day I helped you to pass your exam. Yes, but be aware that it is not usually expressed as an imperative as you have it here.

— CalifJim

  • Karen15 If we want to remind someone about something that happened in the past, can we use the structure below?
  • eg: Remember the day I helped you to pass your exam.
  • Yes, but be aware that it is not usually expressed as an imperative as you have it here.
  • Instead, it's usually a question: Do you remember the day I helped you to pass your exam ?
  • And it is very common to omit the first two words and say Remember the day I helped you to pass your exam?
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Karen15If we want to remind someone about something that happened in the past, can we use the structure below?
eg:
Remember the day I helped you to pass your exam.

Yes, but be aware that it is not usually expressed as an imperative as you have it here. Instead, it's usually a question:

Do you remember the day I helped you

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