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Forlan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Remembering
Is these sentence right?
The bomb that killed hundreds people in Baghdad is remembering the October accient.
The bomb that killed hundreds people in Baghdad is remembering the October accient.
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No. As with some of your other sentences, it is difficult to determine what you are trying to say. Maybe this: The bomb that killed hundreds of people in Baghdad reminds us of the October accident.
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- As with some of your other sentences, it is difficult to determine what you are trying to say.
- Maybe this: The bomb that killed hundreds of people in Baghdad reminds us of the October accident.
- ) CJ
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No. As with some of your other sentences, it is difficult to determine what you are trying to say. Maybe this:
The bomb that killed hundreds of people in Baghdad reminds us of the October accident.
(I don't know which bomb or which accident this refers to, but perhaps this is something similar to what you are trying to say.)
CJ
The bomb that killed hundreds of people in Baghdad reminds us of the October accident.
(I don't know which bomb or which accident this refers to, but perhaps this is something similar to what you are trying to say.)
CJ
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forlanThanks CJremember is a verb that is not often used in a progressive tense. That is, it is not often used with -ing on the end. is remembering is not correct for your sentence.
Is native use word 'remembering"? I still confuse for it
CJ
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