Kind of. It's always seemed very strange to me that the verb "to remember' is called 'a state verb'.Does that answer your question?
So, I wonder if you can use that in the active way, as I did in my sentence.
Is this a correct sentence to say if you still remember how to do it?
- I just remembered how to do it.
In the sentence "I just remembered" actually means "I just started remembering"
, as with the verb "to hide":
- She was looking for me, but I didn't want to meet her, so I hid here. (I'm still here hiding from her - I've been hiding here for forty minutes now)
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