Remember X remind
Hi, community. I know it may sound weird, but I'd like to make sure if my sentences are grammatically correct. Feel free to say everything I did wrong. Okay?
• "I remind John every morning to take the train to school." (Maybe you are his father/mother and need to remind him to take the train to school. Not a weird case)
• "I remember John every time to take the train to school" (For some reason you met John for the first time in a train, and now every time you take a train you remember John's physiognomy.)
Is the second sentence grammatically incorrect? And the first one?
Weirdness judgment: would a native speaker say these sentences? Thanks in advance! ?
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" (Maybe you are his father/mother and need to remind him to take the train to school. ) No. Say "I remember John every time I take the train to school" (For some reason you met John for the first time in a train, and now every time you take a train you remember John's face.
- " (Maybe you are his father/mother and need to remind him to take the train to school.
- ) No.
- Say "I remember John every time I take the train to school" (For some reason you met John for the first time in a train, and now every time you take a train you remember John's face.
- ) Better is Every time I take the train to school, it reminds me of John.
- Clive
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• "I remind John every morning to take the train to school." (Maybe you are his father/mother and need to remind him to take the train to school. Not a weird case) Fine
• "I remember John every time to take the train to school" (For some reason you met John for the first time in a train, and now every time you take a train you remember John's physiognomy.) No.
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