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Bookmark or Share- what do you call it when you suddenly remember something?As a native US English speaker, I think "I just remembered" sounds perfectly fine and unremarkable. It is probably what I would say myself. I don't think we have a single word specifically for "suddenly remembered". –
- infinitive vs gerund - "remember to do" vs. "remember doing" - English ...What is the difference between in the meaning of these two sentences: I will remember to post the letter. I will remember posting the letter. How can we know where to use gerund or
- grammar - He remembered to post a present to his mother for her ..."Remembered to post" and "remembered posting" have different meanings. To remember to do something means to not forget to do something important or necessary, for example posting a present to one's mother in good time for her birthday. To remember doing something simply means to recall doing something. Remember
- The meaning of "it will be remembered" in this contextHe could write "you remember" or "you will remember", but in the fairly formal style that Lewis is using he uses a passive phrase "it will be remembered". This avoids directly addressing the reader with "you". But this phrase could be omitted entirely without changing the main meaning of the paragraph. His fourth point was that science had...
- grammar - Can remembered be used with present tense? - English Language ...You can use "just" with "remember" in the present perfect or simple past to express your having just remembered: I've just remembered to buy the cake. I just remembered to buy the cake. BrE prefers the present perfect. The simple present is impossible here. You cannot say: *I just remember to buy the cake.
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