Imagination

[Jesule]

Someone tells something that happened at his home last night but nobody believes him. Then, he/she replies:



1.- It´s not IN MY IMAGINATION!
2.- It´s not MY IMAGINATION!

I´ve always heard "in my imagination", but I was thinking
of another possibility. I really hesitate if it´s right. I
am talking about the second sentence. "Imagination
without in". Are both of them correct? Do they mean
the same thing?

Thanks a million!

Jesús

[Ouisch]

In the example you gave, the proper response would either be "It's not my imagination!" or perhaps "I know I didn't just imagine it!"

[fabiopepper]

In the example you gave, the proper response would either be "It's not my imagination!" or perhaps "I know I didn't just imagine it!"

Yes,that´s right,back where I´m from,we say "It´s my imagination"
or "was that my imagination or did I just see a pink elephant??"