remind me to call
/rɪˈmaɪnd miː tə kɔːl/
Meaning
This phrase is used to ask another person to prompt you or help you remember to make a phone call in the future. It is a common conversational request among friends, family, or colleagues when someone is busy or likely to forget.
Examples
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Can you remind me to call the doctor tomorrow morning?
Can you remind me to call the doctor tomorrow morning?
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Please remind me to call my mom on her birthday this weekend.
Please remind me to call my mom on her birthday this weekend.
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Remind me to call the landlord about the broken sink later.
Remind me to call the landlord about the broken sink later.
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If I forget, remind me to call the restaurant to make a reservation.
If I forget, remind me to call the restaurant to make a reservation.
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She asked her assistant, "Could you remind me to call the client at three?"
She asked her assistant, "Could you remind me to call the client at three?"
Common Mistakes
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✗ Remember me to call the doctor.
✓ Remind me to call the doctor.
"Remember" is an internal mental process (you do it yourself). "Remind" is used when you ask someone else to trigger your memory.
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✗ Remind me for calling my mom.
✓ Remind me to call my mom.
The verb "remind" is followed by an object and a to-infinitive ("remind [someone] to [do something]"), not a prepositional phrase with "for".
Related Expressions
Practice
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I have a busy day, so please ___ the dentist later.
💡 Ask someone to prompt you to make a phone call.
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Could you ___ my brother tonight? I need to wish him luck.
💡 A request for a memory prompt about a phone conversation.
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