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A complete sentence contains at least a subject and a verb, with all of the words being used in the sentence arranged in such a way that they express a complete thought.
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Is this structure idiomatic: "I seem to remember...." to mean you only remember a little
It depends a little on the emphasis -
"I seem to remember..." Is more of a "Are you sure about that, because I'm pretty sure THIS is actually the case"
"I seem to remember..." Is usually more of a "I …
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