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Grammar
Reminder
I would appreciate your help with the word "reminder". Can something serve as a reminder to something else, pleasant or unpleasant? I would like some examples of the way the word is used. Can "serve" and "to" be used with "reminder"? Thank you.
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Yes you can use reminder in a few ways. Some examples: The postcard of a policeman pinned to the back of the door served as a reminder to lock it. The postcard of piggies pinned to the fridge served as a reminder about her diet!
- Yes you can use reminder in a few ways.
- Some examples: The postcard of a policeman pinned to the back of the door served as a reminder to lock it.
- The postcard of piggies pinned to the fridge served as a reminder about her diet!
- The postcard of the city served as a reminder of his days in the army.
- You con't need to use served as/about though.
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Yes you can use reminder in a few ways. Some examples:
The postcard of a policeman pinned to the back of the door served as a reminder to lock it.
The postcard of piggies pinned to the fridge served as a reminder about her diet!
The postcard of the city served as a reminder of his days in the army.
You con't need to use served as/about though. It sounds m
The postcard of a policeman pinned to the back of the door served as a reminder to lock it.
The postcard of piggies pinned to the fridge served as a reminder about her diet!
The postcard of the city served as a reminder of his days in the army.
You con't need to use served as/about though. It sounds m
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