Collocation
That reminds me
Something causes one to remember something else, often triggering a thought, memory, or task.
Definition
'That reminds me' is a common English collocation. Something causes one to remember something else, often triggering a thought, memory, or task.
That reminds + object pronoun + (of something/to do something)
“Oh, that reminds me of our trip to Paris last year.”
Examples
- Oh, that reminds me, I need to pick up some groceries on the way home.
- Your story about the beach reminds me of my own childhood summers.
- That song always reminds me of high school dances and old friends.
Show more examples
- The smell of baking bread reminds me of my grandmother's cozy kitchen.
- Seeing that old car reminds me that I have to get my oil changed soon.
- His accent strongly reminds me of someone I met while traveling in Ireland.
- That reminds me, did you remember to call Sarah about the meeting tomorrow?
- The sudden drop in temperature reminds me that winter is definitely on its way.
- This discussion about AI reminds me of a fascinating book I read last month.
Learn this in a path
More at A1 level
- ask for help to request assistance or support from someone
- How is your day going? A common, informal greeting used to ask someone about their experience or progress through the curr…
- spend time to use a period of time doing something or being with someone
- Nice to meet you. A polite and friendly expression used when introduced to someone for the first time, or sometimes w…
- start work to begin working, especially at a job or on a task