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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Reminder on/of/for
I want to remind a client that there visit for a dental appointment is tomorrow. I want to put the subject as 'reminder of/on/for dental visit'
Which of them is the correct one to use?
Which of them is the correct one to use?
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reminder of ... CJ
- reminder of ...
- CJ
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Can I say this?
-Here's the reminder on the course adding and dropping in Term 2.
Here ON is the same as 'a book on India' or 'a presentation on Danish grammar'; but I don't know whether the inference is correct.
-Here's the reminder on the course adding and dropping in Term 2.
Here ON is the same as 'a book on India' or 'a presentation on Danish grammar'; but I don't know whether the inference is correct.
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-Here's the reminder for the course adding and dropping courses in Term 2.
remind of:
She reminds me of her mother.
Please remind me of my 3:00 meeting.
remind of:
She reminds me of her mother.
Please remind me of my 3:00 meeting.
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Reminder of.
https://en.oxforddictionaries.com/definition/reminder
Examples:
- ‘As the room emptied out at the end of the hearing, they remained the only physical reminders of the traumatic testimony that had expired.’
- ‘The sound of nearby gunfire int
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