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1. www.grammarly.com › remember-vs-remindRemember vs. Remind: What's the Difference? - Grammarly

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   Remember definition: Remember (verb): to have or keep an image or idea in your mind of something or someone from the past; to think of an event or person from the past again; to not forget something. Remember parts of speech: Verb: I always remember to lock the door before I leave the house.

2. dictionary.cambridge.org › remember-or-remindRemember or remind ? - Grammar - Cambridge Dictionary

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   Remember or remind ? - English Grammar Today - a reference to written and spoken English grammar and usage - Cambridge Dictionary

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4. dictionary.cambridge.org › dictionary › englishREMIND | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary

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   REMIND definition: 1. to make someone think of something they have forgotten or might have forgotten: 2. to make…. Learn more.

5. www.espressoenglish.net › remember-or-remindRemember or Remind? - Espresso English

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   You can remind someone “of” a noun. When we have a task, then remind the person “to” do the task. “My husband reminded me to put gas in the car”, or “I reminded my brother to take out the garbage”. Again with “to”, we use it for tasks that we need to do. I hope that you now understand the difference between “remember ...

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   The meaning of REMIND is to put in mind of something : cause to remember. How to use remind in a sentence. Synonym Discussion of Remind.

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   Remind. To "remind" is a verb. It always takes an object. It requires two people or things: (1) the subject (the person who is doing the reminding) and (2) an object (the person or thing that is being thought about again). Henry reminds me of my cousin Luca. I reminded the teacher about yesterday's homework.

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   What does remember or remind mean?

   • Grammar > Easily confused words > Remember or remind? If we remember someone or something, we keep that person or thing in our mind or we bring that person or thing back to our mind: I will always remember you. You have helped me so much. Not: I will always remind you. Suddenly I remembered that I had promised to ring my mother.

   Remember or remind ? - Grammar - Cambridge Dictionary

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   What is the difference between'remember' and 'remind'?

   • "Remember" and "remind" are easy to confuse, and they often cause problems for English learners. "Remember" means to think of something from the past again. I remember my childhood. Can you remember our trip to Sicily? "Remind" means to make someone think about something again. I will remind you about John's birthday next week.

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   What is an example of a reminder?

   • These are all examples of “remind”. “Remind” is always followed by a person, and then after that we can have these structures. You can remind someone “that” – so, “My dentist reminded me that I have an appointment”, or “I reminded my husband that the car needs gas”. Something can also remind you “of” someone or something else.

   Remember or Remind? - Espresso English

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   What does it mean if a person reminds you of someone?

   • If a person or thing reminds you of someone or something, they make you think of that person or thing, or they resemble that person or thing: That song always reminds me of the time I fell in love with an Italian girl. Not: … always remembers me of the time … Jason reminded me of my father.

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   Is remind a phrasal verb?

   • Remind always takes an object. What that means is that remind requires two people or things in a sentence. The subject, or the person who is doing the reminding, and an object, the person or thing that is being thought about again. If you think about " remind " as a phrasal verb with " remind of ", it should help.

   Remember vs Remind | Grammar Differences - Kaplan International

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   What does remind mean in English?

   • Remind definition:Remind (verb): to make someone think of something they have forgotten or might forget; to bring back to someone's attention; to cause to remember. Remind parts of speech: Verb: Can you remind me to pick up milk on my way home?

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   Remind: to make someone think about something again. Remind always takes an object. What that means is that remind requires two people or things in a sentence. The subject, or the person who is doing the reminding, and an object, the person or thing that is being thought about again. If you think about " remind " as a phrasal verb with " remind ...