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remind somebody/yourself about/of something ‘Don't forget the camera.’ ‘Remind me about it nearer the time.’ I loved her and wanted to remind her of that. Your advertisements should remind people of your great location. remind somebody/yourself to do something Remind me to phone Alan before I go out. remind somebody/yourself (that)…
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- Reminder Noun
something that makes you think about or remember...
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The difference between 'remember' and 'remind'. The verbs 'remember' and 'remind' have different meanings and uses but they are often confused by learners of English. REMEMBER is something you can do alone. It means: to keep something in your mind or memory / to not forget. to tell someone not to forget something. to recall a past action or event.
“ Don't remind me (= I don't want to think about it).” “Don't forget the camera.” “Remind me about it nearer the time.” remind somebody to do something Remind me to phone Alan before I go out. remind somebody (that)… Passengers are reminded (that) no smoking is allowed on this train. remind somebody what, how, etc…
Remember is an internal process of mental recall, while remind involves an external prompt to trigger memory. One is for self-recollection, whereas the other focuses on helping someone else to recall something. Understanding when to use each verb is essential for clear communication, especially when discussing memories or providing cues for action.
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Dan. Hi, everyone. Dan for BBC Learning English here with a quick explanation of the difference between remember and remind. Now both remember and remind are verbs of memory, but they are not the same. Remember is about having a memory and has two verb patterns. Number one: remember + (verb)ing is used when you remember something from the past.
