Don’t Believe Everything
You Remember
You Remember
A false memory refers to a case in which a person remembers an event
differently from the way it happened or, in the most dramatic case,
remembers an event that never happened at all.
differently from the way it happened or, in the most dramatic case,
remembers an event that never happened at all.
False memories aren’t rare;
everyone has them.
everyone has them.
They range from small and trivial, like where you swear
you put your keys last night, to significant, like how an accident happened or
what you saw during a crime.
you put your keys last night, to significant, like how an accident happened or
what you saw during a crime.
A false memory refers to a case in which a person remembers an event differently from the way it happened or, in the most dramatic case, remembers an event that never happened at all.
<전치사+목적격 관계대명사>인 in which는 관계부사 where로 바꾸어 쓸 수 있다. 관계사절의 주어는 a person이며 동사 remembers가 or에 의해 병렬 구조로 연결되어 있다.
Out of good intention to help, you may approach this person and try to carry the boxes.
Out of는 ‘동기·원인’을 나타내는 전치사로, 여기서는 ‘도우려는 좋은 의도를 갖고’라는 의미로 사용되었다. to help는 intention을 꾸며 주는 to부정사의 형용사적 용법이다.
They save everything, planning to file, order, and organize the world someday.
planning 이하는 They를 의미상의 주어로 하는 동시 동작을 나타내는 분사구문이다.