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Can you remember Jack that we have a meeting tomorrow?
Can you remind Jack that we have a meeting tomorrow?
Use remind somebody when you make that person remember something: ‘Please remind me to buy some milk.’ ‘Can you remind Jack about the meeting?’
Use remember when information or a past experience is already in your memory: ‘I remember Jack.’ ‘I remember our first meeting.’
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I remember to meet her for the first time ten years ago.
I remember meeting her for the first time ten years ago.
Remember calling me when you arrive.
Remember to call me when you arrive.
Use remember + -ing for a memory of something that happened in the past: ‘I remember meeting her.’
Use remember + to-infinitive for something that you need to do: ‘Remember to call me when you arrive.’
With remember + -ing, the action happens first and you remember it later. With remember + to-infinitive, you remember first and then do the action.