Three exercises on remember, remind and recall: choosing the right verb, remember to or -ing, and correcting common mistakes.
Remember vs Remind - Exercise 1
Choose the correct option in each sentence.
1. Can you me to call the dentist tomorrow?
2. I can't where I parked the car.
3. This song always me of my holiday in Italy.
4. to take your keys when you leave.
5. Do you the name of that restaurant?
6. My mum me that the shop closes at eight.
7. I don't meeting her before.
8. Please Tom that the meeting starts at ten.
9. I'm so sorry, I didn't your birthday!
10. The teacher us about the exam on Friday.
Remember vs Remind - Exercise 2
Complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb in brackets: to + infinitive or -ing.
1. Did you remember (lock) the door?
2. I remember (see) this film when I was a child.
3. Remind me (buy) some milk on the way home.
4. I don't remember (say) that. Are you sure?
5. Please remember (switch off) the lights when you leave.
6. She reminded her son (take) his umbrella.
7. I clearly remember (put) the keys in my bag.
8. Remember (send) me a message when you arrive.
9. Can you remind Sarah (bring) the tickets?
10. I recall (meet) him at a conference in Madrid.
Remember vs Remind - Exercise 3
Each sentence has one mistake. Rewrite it correctly.
1. Remember me to call my grandmother tonight.
2. This place remembers me of my old school.
3. I don't remind his phone number.
4. I remember to visit Paris when I was ten.
5. Can you remind me buying some stamps?
6. He reminded me about bring my passport.
7. You remind me to my uncle.
8. Did you remember closing the window before we left?