📝 Task: Fill in the gaps with the correct form of “remember” or “remind”.

Please me to send the email later.

I don’t what he said yesterday.

She me to bring my ID.

Do you our trip to the mountains?

REMEMBER VS REMIND

✅ REMEMBER – when you keep something in your mind

👉 You do it yourself.

Examples:

• I remember your birthday. 🎂
  

• I remembered to close the window. ✅
  

• Do you remember her name?
  

• Can you remember her name?
  
  

✅ REMIND – when someone helps you remember

👉 Another person or thing helps you.

Examples:

• Can you remind me to call my mum? ☎️
  

• This photo reminds me of summer. 🌞
  

• My phone reminded me about the meeting.
  
  

🔁 Compare:

• I remembered to bring the keys. ✅ (I did it myself.)
  

• My friend reminded me to bring the keys. 🙋 (She helped me.)

📝 Task: Fill in the gaps with the correct form of “remember” or “remind”.

1. Please me to send the email later.

2. I don’t what he said yesterday.

3. She ed me to bring my ID.

4. Do you our trip to the mountains?

5. This song s me of my childhood.

6. I didn’t to buy bread.

7. Can you me to water the plants tomorrow?

8. He never s to do his homework.

9. My dad always s me to be careful.

10. I can’t where I left my phone.

11. That movie s me of my old school.

12. Did you to feed the cat?

13. I need someone to me about the meeting.

14. We ed to take our passports this time.

15. You didn’t me to call her!

📝 Practice: Fill in the gaps with remind of or remind about

1. That smell really my grandmother’s house.

2. Please me the call at 3 p.m.

3. This photo me our first date.

4. Could you him his homework?

REMIND OF vs ABOUT

✅ Remind of = something triggers a memory / similarity

➡️ It connects to something in your mind.

Examples:

• This song reminds me of our trip to Italy.
  (= It makes me think of that trip.)

• You remind me of your brother.
  (= You look/act like him.)
  
  

✅ Remind about = to tell someone not to forget something

➡️ It’s about information or actions (deadlines, tasks, events)

Examples:

• Can you remind me about the meeting tomorrow?
• I need to remind him about his dentist appointment.

📝 Practice: Fill in the gaps with remind of or remind about (Use the correct form of the verb when needed)

1. That smell really my grandmother’s house.

2. Please me the call at 3 p.m.

3. This photo me our first date.

4. Could you him his homework?

5. Her voice me an old friend.

6. Don’t forget to me the deadline!

7. That movie me my childhood.

8. I’ll you the doctor’s appointment.

9. The way she laughs me you!

10. Can you me the team meeting?

11. This place me a village I visited once.

12. I always have to him his keys.

13. That story me something funny that happened last year.

14. He me a character from a book.

15. Just me the party tomorrow evening.

✏️ Semi-Controlled Practice: “Remember or Remind?”

Instructions for students: Choose the correct word (remember or remind) and complete the sentence in your own words.

1. I always try to remember / remind ____________________________.
   
   
2. My phone remembers / reminds me ____________________________.
   
   
3. I can’t remember / remind ____________________________.
   
   
4. Please remember / remind me ____________________________.
   
   
5. This smell remembers / reminds me ____________________________.
   
   
6. I didn’t remember / remind ____________________________.
   
   
7. My friend always remembers / reminds me _______________________.
   
   
8. Do you remember / remind ____________________________?
   
   
9. I need someone to remember / remind me ______________________.
   
10. He didn’t remember / remind ____________________________.

Answer the questions

1. What do you always try to remember in the morning?
   
   
2. Does anyone remind you to do your homework?
   
   
3. Can you remember something funny from last week?
   
   
4. Who usually reminds you about birthdays?
   
   
5. Is there a song that reminds you of a holiday?
   
   
6. What’s something you often forget but try to remember?
   
   
7. Do you use your phone to remind you of things?
   
   
8. What do your parents usually remind you to do?
   
   
9. Can you remember a time you forgot something important?
   
   
10. What smell or place reminds you of your childhood?

Task 1: Complete the sentences with the correct form of remember, remind of, or remind about.

1. This smell really me my grandmother’s house.

2. Can you please me the meeting tomorrow?

3. I can’t where I left my keys.

4. That photo me our last vacation.

5. She always me my goals and dreams.

6. I don’t his name, but I think we met at the party last week.

7. This movie me my childhood.

8. I will you the project deadline next week.

9. His attitude me a famous actor I saw on TV.

10. Please me the task after the break.

11. That song always me the summer of 2015.

12. He tried to me the important details of the contract.

13. I forgot to you the doctor’s appointment.

14. She me a time when we went camping together.

15. Could you me the email I sent yesterday?

Task 2: Complete the sentences with the correct form of remember, remind of, or remind about.

1. This song me our road trip last summer.
2. Please me your birthday next week.
3. I don’t turning off the oven. Can you check it?
4. That actor really me my cousin!
5. Did you to lock the door before leaving?
6. That smell me my grandmother’s kitchen.
7. I’ll set a timer to me the online meeting.
8. She clearly meeting you last year at the workshop.
9. Can you me to take my vitamins later?
10. I’ll always visiting London for the first time.
11. This photo me our holiday in Greece.
12. I always to water the plants before bed.
13. He didn’t me the homework deadline!
14. Does this painting you something familiar?
15. I need you to me to bring your book back tomorrow.

Task 3: Make your own sentences using remember, remind of, or remind about