#I REMEMBER YOU SONG HOW TO#

#I REMEMBER YOU SONG HOW TO#

How to use remember and remind in a sentence Use “remember” when you think about memories yourself, and use “remind” when someone or something else makes you think about those memories. All right? That’s the important difference. I wasn’t thinking about him, but the song reminded me the song made me think about him.

I could hear a song on the radio and say, “This song reminds me of my first boyfriend because he really liked that song”. The dentist made me think about my appointment. So, I wasn’t thinking about it myself, but the dentist reminded me. Now, use “ remember” when you yourself think about the memories, and use “ remind” when someone else makes you think about something, or something else makes you think about something.įor example, “The dentist recently called me to remind me that I have a dentist appointment on Friday”. “I remember going to the beach with my grandparents as a child”. These are past memories that I’m thinking about. I remember that we used to make lunch and take it to the beach so that we could stay there all day.” “I remember going to the beach with my grandparents when I was a child.I use “ remember” when I’m thinking about some things that happened in the past: So today I’m going to teach you the difference, and I’m going to teach you some different ways to use them in sentences.

Hi students, it’s Shayna from, and today I want to clear up some confusion around the words “remember”, and “remind”, because I see a lot of English learners make mistakes with these words. 600 Confusing English Words Explained E-Book