"Erase me of your memory","Erase me from your memory" which one is correct
is there any difference between these two...thank u in advance.
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Hi, the first one doesn't make sense. "Erase me from your memory" is correct.
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Erase me from your memory is correct.
Erase me of your memory is grammatical error. does not make sense in English.
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erase me from your memory :D
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"Erase me FROM your memory." is correct.
Can we say "Erase me OFF your memory"? ^^
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