remind me
fixed phrase.you say this when you want someone to help you remember something later.
fixed phrase.a common imperative formula used to request a future mnemonic prompt or to acknowledge a lapse in memory. It functions as a polite directive in social and professional coordination.
“Please remind me to buy milk later.”
“If I forget to send you that link by tomorrow morning, please remind me.”
“Remind me again of the specific protocols we must follow should the primary server fail during the migration process.”
usually followed by an infinitive ('to do') or a prepositional phrase ('of something').
contrast with 'remember'; learners often confuse the two, using 'remember me' when they mean 'remind me' to do a task.
'Remember' is an internal mental act, while 'remind' is an external action performed by someone else to help you.