When to Use remind and reminds?

remind: to make someone think about something again If you think about “remind” as a phrasal verb with “remind of”, it should help. Someone or something “reminds you of” someone or something else. A person or thing also “reminds you to” do something.

Which is correct reminds me or remind me?

The correct one is “this reminds me of” because “this” is singular and takes the third person singular form of the verb “this reminds me” just like “he / she /it reminds me”.

What is the difference between remember and remind?

Simply put, ‘to remember’ is the opposite of ‘to forget’. ‘To remind’, on the other hand is to make sure that somebody else doesn’t forget something.

What does that reminds me mean?

phrase​spoken. DEFINITIONS1. used when someone has just said or done something that helps you to remember something.

How do you use remind verbs?

to help someone remember something, especially something important that they must do remind somebody I’m sorry, I’ve forgotten your name. Can you remind me? That (= what you have just said, done, etc.) reminds me, I must get some cash.

What is the correct verb of remind?

Definition of remind transitive verb. : to put in mind of something : cause to remember.

How do you use the word reminder in a sentence?

Reminder sentence example

1. A calendar reminder popped up.
2. His reminder of her failure left a bitter taste to her mouth.
3. It was a sobering reminder that a bear had been on this spot – possibly only minutes earlier.
4. The reminder revived his uneasiness.

Which preposition is used with remind?

“To” is also a possible preposition to use together with remind, but then it has a similar meaning as “about”, in the sense of talking about something that will happen or something that happens frequently but we need to trigger our memories to do it: She reminded me to take my medicine in the morning.

How do you use that reminds me in a sentence?

that reminds me

1. “How’s your sister?” “She’s fine, thanks. But that reminds me, I’ve got to call her. Just a moment.”
2. “What’s for dinner, Mum?” “Grilled fish. That reminds me, they’re still in the freezer. Could you get them out?”