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If I remember correctly vs if i remember it correctly

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'If I remember correctly' is a common phrase used to express uncertainty about one's memory or recollection. On the other hand, 'if I remember it correctly' is less common and adds emphasis by specifying what is being remembered.

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If I remember correctly

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express uncertainty about one's memory or recollection.

This phrase is used when someone is not entirely sure about the accuracy of their memory and wants to qualify a statement or recollection.

Examples:

  • If I remember correctly, we met at the park last summer.
  • If I remember correctly, the meeting is scheduled for tomorrow.
  • If I remember correctly, the store closes at 9 p.m.
  • If I remember correctly You have two legs Fingers.
  • If I remember correctly, no one wants to go back there.
  • If I remember correctly, she never stole a necklace again.
  • If I remember correctly, they are my clients.
  • If I remember correctly, you seemed to accept the idea.
  • If I remember correctly, we have a wedding to prepare for.
  • If I remember correctly, your old man also worked the 21st.
  • If I remember correctly, you demanded we shoot him.
  • If I remember correctly, we had that pizza for breakfast as well.
  • If I remember correctly, it wasn't my excitement to have missed.
  • If I remember correctly the first accused was the director of Radio Maria.
  • If I remember correctly, I put a little something in your beverage.
  • If I remember correctly, you did too.
  • If I remember correctly, this is the largest panorama in Europe.
  • If I remember correctly, you coming out to Lois did not have a happy ending.
  • If I remember correctly, you were faced with the same scenario yourself.
  • If I remember correctly, you certainly knew she had a son.
  • Douglas! - If I remember correctly, you loved Cats.
  • If I remember correctly, you have two missing toes that can attest to that bag.
  • If I remember correctly, there's an accidental benefit worth about 10 grand.

Alternatives:

  • if I recall correctly
  • if my memory serves me right
  • if I'm not mistaken

if i remember it correctly

This phrase is correct but less commonly used. It adds emphasis by specifying what is being remembered.

This phrase is used when someone wants to be more specific about what they are remembering or recalling in a particular context.

Examples:

  • If I remember it correctly, the document was on the top shelf.
  • If I remember it correctly, the instructions were in the email.
  • If I remember it correctly, the key was under the mat.
  • if i remember it correctly
  • If I remember it said on television.
  • If I remember it said on television.
  • If I remember it correctly, the investigation concluded it was an accident.
  • And if I remember it right, someone just fired a machine gun.
  • If I remember it, see it.
  • And finally in Cancun, I've already been here fifteen years ago and walking I can't figure out if I remember it or if I confuse with other tourist cities made with the same stencil, perhaps in a another continent or planet.
  • But then you were working as a cocktail waitress if I remember it correctly?
  • that I can't remember my past because he thinks that if I remember it, I'll become unhappy.
  • If I remember, it was a postman.
  • If I remember well it was 1985.
  • If I remember well it was twelve hours a week of drawing cubes.
  • Yes, Victor, if I remember, it wasn't just a pork stew.
  • If I remember, it was about 90 degrees at show time with about 85% humidity.
  • If I remember correctly it was the Commission that proposed it as a way out of the impasse.
  • I might have one for you, if I can remember it.
  • There was more foolery yet, if I could remember it.
  • I might have one for you, if I can remember it.
  • It's not as if I can remember it.
  • If I remember correctly, it wasn't my excitement to have missed.
  • If I remember correctly, it was at a party at Dr Goebbels' home.

Alternatives:

  • if I remember correctly
  • if I recall correctly
  • if my memory serves me right

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