Remind/remember
What's the exactly difference? I think they are the same but I'm not sure.
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Remind is an action - to attempt to cause a person to remember.
Remember is the act of bringing ones own memory out.
I am trying to remember what he looks like. Could you please remind me what colour was his hair?
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Remind and Remember are similar, but not the same.
Remind = If you remind somebody/yourself about something, you make them remember it.
It's a transitive verb, it always has an object which may be followed by to + infinitive or that-clause. Eg - "Remind me to send Bob an email about the meeting."
Remember can be either transitive (with object) or intransitive (without object).
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