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Do you remember doing something or remember to do it? That’s a question that a lot of English learners ask me all the time. Actually, remember doing and remember to do have a totally different meaning and usage. Do you know what it is? For today’s English lesson, let’s have a look at how you can use these phrases with remember in your English conversations and writing!
Here are the example sentences:
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- I remember going to the beach in the summer as a kid.
- Joe doesn’t remember singing at the party. Maybe he was too drunk.
- Do you remember playing basketball in the park when we were in high school?
- My father always remembered to bring the big red and white beach umbrella.
- Joe didn’t remember to bring his karaoke machine to the party. (He forgot to bring it.)
- Please remember to remove your shoes when you enter the house.
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alaways my mother remembered for a lot of things
always My mom remembered me for a lot of things
Hi Nadia. In this case I think, “My mom reminded me about a lot of things.” You remember something. When another person wants you to remember something, they remind you. 🙂