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    Learn English > English lessons and exercises > English test #106510: Learn and remember
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    Learn and remember


    Here is one of the first confusions made by beginners. It's very irritating for teachers in the long run, because, very often, this confusion tends to be lasting .... 

    Once again, the confusion is caused by the fact that students and learners are often tempted to think in their own language and then, try to translate into English. 

                                                
     




     I) First LEARNING, GETTING OR GIVING KNOWLEDGE OR SKILLS...




    1) To learn = study  (like a pupil, a student). 


    ex : Did you learn German at school, or at home ? I learnt it with my parents.




    2) To teach = profess, instruct   ( like a teacher or a coach). 


    ex : I'll teach you tennis, and she'll teach you Lacrosse ...




    3) To inform = to give information : to tell, to report ...


    ex : I'll tell you about his arrival as soon as I know more about it.




    4) To be told = receive information : to hear about something


    ex : Have you heard about my cousin ' s wedding ? 




    II) Then, TO REMEMBER, TO RECALL, TO RECOLLECT ... 




    1) To remember = to recollect  : to recall ...




    * remember +  noun => I remember the good times we had !




    * remember +  pronoun => You remember them, don't you?





    * remember +  verb : *  verb + ing ;  accomplished action.


    ex : I remember meeting them in London.


                                          * verb + infinitive ; action to be done.


    ex : Remember to pay your taxes before the 15th ...






    2) To remind =  to evoke, to bring to mind.




    * Remind somebody of somebody.


    ex : She reminded me of my promise to her. .





    * Remind somebody to do something


    ex : Remind him to phone her mother when he arrives.






                                    
      









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