Hi, Can you try to say it another way? Clive
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demaryiBut she
demaryiAh ok. I have had found "keep in mind" as "to have something in mind, an objective" but according with you explained, the meaning of keep in mind would be something as "don't forget of..." right?That would be one way of interpreting it.
demaryiAnd about the rest of the sentence, I wanted to say that my sister wants to be pregn
demaryiThanks a lot!Yes and no. When someone tells you "you'd better think it over", it's a cautionary advice
"Think it over" is the same that "give up"?