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Ann225 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Impress something on someone

Hi,

I know that you can 'impress something on someone', but I was wondering it I could use 'impress something on someone's memory' as well.

Thank you.

  

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Ann225 Hi, I know that you can 'impress something on someone', but I was wondering it I could use 'impress something on someone's memory' as well. Thank you. Yes.

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Ann225

Hi,

I know that you can 'impress something on someone', but I was wondering it I could use 'impress something on someone's memory' as well.

Thank you.

Yes. I found one example of it on fraze.it.

Since there was nobody to talk to, and not much to do, there was nothing novel to impress itself upon his memory.

CJ

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