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    This document defines and provides examples for the uses of the verb "remember" in English and Spanish. In English, "remember" can be used transitively to mean recalling something or intransitively to mean remembering. It also discusses the difference between using "remember" with a gerund to refer to something in the past versus using it with an infinitive and "to" to mean intending to do something. In Spanish, "acordarse" and "recordar" are provided as translations for "remember" and examples are given for different phrases using these verbs.

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    This document defines and provides examples for the uses of the verb "remember" in English and Spanish. In English, "remember" can be used transitively to mean recalling something or intransitively to mean remembering. It also discusses the difference between using "remember" with a gerund to refer to something in the past versus using it with an infinitive and "to" to mean intending to do something. In Spanish, "acordarse" and "recordar" are provided as translations for "remember" and examples are given for different phrases using these verbs.

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    Ocurrido en El Pasado: I Remember Buying That Book When I Was 12 Years

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    Jose Antonio PinGlo Markz
    This document defines and provides examples for the uses of the verb "remember" in English and Spanish. In English, "remember" can be used transitively to mean recalling something or intransitively to mean remembering. It also discusses the difference between using "remember" with a gerund to refer to something in the past versus using it with an infinitive and "to" to mean intending to do something. In Spanish, "acordarse" and "recordar" are provided as translations for "remember" and examples are given for different phrases using these verbs.

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    I verbo transitivo 1 acordarse de, recordar: I remember you, me acuerdo de ti a night to remember, una noche memorable 2 (saludo) remember

    me to your family, dale recuerdos a tu familia II verbo intransitivo acordarse, recordar: as far as I remember, que yo recuerde Ver nota en recordar Observa que, acompaado de gerundio, to remember significa recordar algo ocurrido en el pasado: I remember buying that book when I was 12 years old.Recuerdo haber comprado aquel libro cuando tena doce aos. Sin embargo, con un infinitivo con to, significa acordarse de hacer algo: Remember to buy some milk.Acurdate de comprar leche.

    'remember' found in these entries In the English description: bring - file away - forget - from time immemorial - have no recollection of - I forgot - keep in mind mark - memorable - never forget - recall - recollect -relive - remind - remind sb of - remind sb of sth - remind sb that - remind sb when - reminisce - replay - think - think back on sth - total recall Spanish:
    try to recall quedar - rememorar - evocar - recrear - Cmo no iba a acordarme! -acordar - acordarse mucho de alguien - apenas los recuerdos - apenas nos quede recuerdo - desde que me acuerdo - desde que tengo memoria -desde que tengo uso de razn - grabar en la memoria - importante recordar recordar - recordar a alguien - recordar con cario - recordar que- recuerdos de - recuperar la memoria

    Forum discussions with the word(s) "remember" in the title: A few points to remember Adverb Always before the verb remember - grammar Although much time has passed, I remember - grammar Always remember Always remember Always remember that I love you Always remember to not lose sight of the fact that it... always remember.. and trying to remember conversations as beautiful as I remember - grammar as far as I can remember as far back as I can remember As far back as I can remember... As far back as I can remember... As long as anyone can remember As long as I can remember I have alway been passionate about As long as I can remember... bring/remember... but he was always way too gone to remember though - grammar call today and have a vacation to remember - grammar Can you believe we met on a television show... + Yes, I remember celebrating my... Can you remember your first flight ever? Can you tell me what you remember of our history together? can't remember - grammar can't remember who he is Cant remember what then we did choose your friends wisely; remember they reflect on you! couldn't remember did you REMEMBER to get/find the information Do you always remember...

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