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Hanuman_2000 Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Remind

Sir,

She said to me, "don't forget to do homework." (remind)


I have to convert it into indirect speech.


1.She remided me not to forget to do homework.

2.She reminded me to do homework.

Which one is correct?

Thanks.
  

Top answer

"remind" includes "saying not to forget", so the first is not the best choice. The second is fine, although "my homework" would be better in my opinion. CJ

— CalifJim

  • "remind" includes "saying not to forget", so the first is not the best choice.
  • The second is fine, although "my homework" would be better in my opinion.
  • CJ
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"remind" includes "saying not to forget", so the first is not the best choice.
The second is fine, although "my homework" would be better in my opinion.

CJ
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