HOW TO USE THE WORD "REMEMBER ?" by JBK English Videos and Classes.

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+srinivas sarvakota Thank You, Srinivas, Yes, I do remember you asking me to make more such videos.

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I remembered my brother punishing me it is correct sir.thanking you sir teach new strucktur .i enjoy watching this video

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sir, when do we use remembered can you pleas explain it

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sir could you please make a video of how to use "supposed to" in telugu.

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very nice sir.. but could u plz make english spoken videos explaining in hindi!

[@padmasri3242]

I learned such an expression that I use it often. Thnak you sir for telling. Sir, I have a doubt that for ex: 1. I don't remember that incident till you have told me. 2. I don't remember that incident till you telling me. Sir, are these two or correct or not?

[@JBKEnglishVideosandClasses265]

+Padmasri Sri No, both the sentences are not correct, the correct expression is: I did not remember it till you told me.

[@padmasri3242]

Ok sir thank you. are below the sentences correct? if they are correct what is the difference between them? could you explain me sir. I don't remember you telling about her. I didn't remember you telling about her.

[@JBKEnglishVideosandClasses265]

+Padmasri Sri First one says, you don't remember it now. The second one says, you did not remember in the past, but you remember it now.

[@padmasri3242]

Sir I have another doubt. Actually, I learned this expression by your video only. From this video I learned these below sentences and their meanings... 1. I remember locking the door. 2. I don't remember locking the door. 3. I remember you locking the door. 4. I don't remember you locking the door. Sir my doubt is whether we can use like below sentences If we can, Could you please tell me sir whether they and their telugu meaning are correct? 1. I remember not locking the door ( నాకు గుర్తుంది నేను తాళం వేయనట్టుగా ) 2. I don't remember not locking the door.( నాకు గుర్తులేదు నేను తాళం వేయనట్టుగా ) 3. I remember you not locking the door.( నాకు గుర్తుంది నువ్ తాళం వేయనట్టుగా ) 4. I don't remember you not locking the door.( నాకు గుర్తులేదు నువ్ తాళం వేయనట్టుగా )

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Explain "didn't" in remember

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