remind someone to someone

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Is this sentence right?This picture reminds me to my mother. (when my mother sees this picture she remembers me)

Nugso · Accepted Answer

This picture reminds my mother of me.

Anonymous · Answer

Remind and the preposition 'to' are followed by a verb,

eg- Remind her to call him!

Whereas, remind and the preposition 'of' are followed by a noun,pronoun, or clauses with 'when'

eg - It reminds me of Johnny Depp / him / when I met Johnny Depp.

Or, remind and 'of' can be followed by a gerund,

eg - it reminds me of meeting Johnny Depp.

Avangi · Answer

shininggirlThis picture reminds me to my mother. (when my mother sees this picture she remembers me)

shininggirlIs this sentence right?

I don't think so.

I'm familiar with the expression, "Remember me to my mother."
It means, "Give her my regards," or something like that.

I've never heard the expression, "Remind me to my mother," but I suppose it's possible.

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