Remind is an interesting verb in English and has a few different uses. For
today’s English lesson, let’s have a look at two different uses for this verb.
I am also going to teach you the idiom, a blast from the past.
HERE ARE THE EXAMPLE SENTENCES:
Listen to the podcast or the check the transcript for the details
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Jack reminded Jenny about the
project.
·
Jane always needs to remind
her husband about doing his chores.
·
The boss reminded us about our
sales target.
·
Jack reminded Jenny that the
project is due on Monday.
·
Jane always needs to remind
her husband that he should walk the dog.
·
The boss reminded us that our
sales target has been revised.
·
Those old toy trains reminded
me of my childhood.
·
The man reminded me of my
uncle, who also liked old trains.
·
That song reminds me of my
high school days.
·
When I saw those old trains,
it was a blast from the past.
·
That Beatles song is a blast
from the past. I used to listen to them when I was in Jr High School.
· Talking to my old neighbor
from my old neighborhood was a blast from the past.