remind
remind — 動詞
1. to say something to someone, or give them a sign, that helps them bring to mind
提醒
幫助想起遺忘的事
to say something to someone, or give them a sign, that helps them bring to mind a task, event, or piece of information they need to recall.
Beatrix reminded her brother to take his lunch before he left for school.
Beatrix 提醒弟弟在上學前帶上午餐。
remind + object + to-infinitive
The librarian reminded students that the library closes at six o'clock every weekday.
圖書館員提醒學生,圖書館每個工作日六點關門。
remind + object + that-clause
This old photo reminds me of the summer we spent at my grandmother's farm.
這張舊照片讓我想起在奶奶農場度過的那個夏天。
Inês sent her colleague a text to remind her about the Friday training.
Inês 傳簡訊給同事,提醒她星期五的培訓。
- forget
the opposite action — forgetting is failing to remember rather than making someone remember
文法句型
remind + object + to-infinitive
remind + object + that-clause
remind + object + of + noun phrase
remind + object + about + noun phrase
用法筆記
The verb must always be followed by an object (the person being reminded). Common structures are: remind + person + to-infinitive, remind + person + that-clause, and remind + person + of/about + noun phrase.
常見錯誤
❖ 'I reminded the meeting at three.' ✅ 'I reminded him about the meeting at three.' — Remind always needs an object: the person you tell.
❖ 'She reminded me of that I had to call the doctor.' ✅ 'She reminded me that I had to call the doctor.' — Use a that-clause directly after the object, not 'of that'.