to remind or to remember?

Question

Hello! I need help. As the english is not my native languaje and my english teacher is not here, please, can someone tell me which is the difference between to remember and to remind????

THANKS FOR YOUR ANSWERS!!!!!!!!!

Answer 1

hey, english its not my native language either, is spanish? what about yours, i could explain you in spanish... well, doesnt matter
you remind someone of something
you remember something... but is YOU who remembers something... in the other case, its you reminding (the verb means making the other person remember of something) HIM or HER....
good luck! =)

Answer 2

Remember (verb): To recall from your own recollections. EXAMPLE: You read the chapter in History and studied for the test. You remember what you read last night when you read the questions on the test.

Remind (verb): To assist recalling information for yourself or someone else. Some people will write themselves notes on the refrigerator with dates and times of appointments to remind them of an appointment. They may have not remembered the appointment without a reminder.

If your mother forgets (or doesn't remember) your birthday, then you have to remind her by writing your name in the box on the calender for the month and date of you birthday.

Answer 3

To remind - is something that is done, an action or item etc that the person gets a memory from

To remember - is what the person actually does

Answer 4

You would remember to meet your friends at a club.

You would remind your friends to go there to meet you.

Answer 5

TO REMIND - remind someone to bring there books tommorrow -

NOT TO FORGET, KEEP IT IN THERE MIND

TO REMEMBER - A PAST MEMORY

Answer 6

to remember something is to have a memory of something that happened in the past, to remind somebody of something is to let them know of something that needs to be done in the future that they may have forgotten about.

Answer 7

REMEMBER
A -To recall to the mind with effort; think of again
B - To recall or become aware of suddenly or spontaneously

REMIND
To cause to remember; put in mind: must remind him to call; reminded her of college days.

Courtesy of www.dictionary.com the place to find help if you get stuck again

Answer 8

to remind is to tell someone something they forgot.
to remember is to look back on past events. i think anyway. i hope this helps.

Answer 9

To remember is to think of something or someone from your past.

To remind is to help another person remember something he or she is supposed to do.

Answer 10

I would look at the two definitions in a dictionary to get a good idea on when to use which word.