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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
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reminds me you

Whenever I see dog, it reminds me you.

Whenever I see this cartoon on TV, it reminds me you as you and this cartoon resembles/looks same.

Whenever I see this actor on TV, it makes me to think about you because you are looking like the actor.

Please correct my sentence. Also suggest me the more common expressions for the same.
  

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My try: User_gary Whenever I see a dog, it reminds me of you. ) resemble each other . Whenever I see this actor on TV, it makes me to think about you because you look like him .

— Francesca

  • My try: User_gary Whenever I see a dog, it reminds me of you.
  • ) resemble each other .
  • Whenever I see this actor on TV, it makes me to think about you because you look like him .
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My try:
User_garyWhenever I see a dog, it reminds me of you.

Whenever I see this cartoon on TV, it reminds me of you because you and this cartoon (you mean to say a charach
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Thank you Francesca

Can I also say, "Whenever I see this actor on TV, it reminds me of you"?
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Grammatically it's ok, but I'm afraid that the meaning could be not clear, in fact what's the subject "it" referred to? Maybe to the "action to see this actor on TV"?
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