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Grammar question

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milimi
 
Reply Thu 22 Oct, 2015 03:51 am
Hello,

Is this sentence correct: "It reminds me of a quotation from Nietzsche 'Which disturbs me is not that you have lied to me but that from now on, I can no longer believe you' "
Is it right to say: "remind me of..."

Thank you.
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Setanta
 
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Reply Thu 22 Oct, 2015 04:00 am
Not, it is not right to say that. The sentence is correct as it stands.
milimi
 
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Reply Thu 22 Oct, 2015 10:30 am
@Setanta,
Thank you.
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