reminded
- 1Simple past and past participle of remind.
The note on the fridge reminded her that the rent was due.
Customers were reminded to keep their receipts for any refunds.
Note
One regular -ed spelling does double duty. It serves as the plain past (the note reminded her) and as the participle after have or be (she had been reminded). Because remind is transitive, the person comes first. The memory follows with of, with a that-clause, or with to plus a verb. The passive keeps that order and makes the person reminded the subject: customers were reminded to keep receipts.
The smell of the bakery reminded him of his grandmother's kitchen.
She had already been reminded of the deadline twice.
reminded is a form of remind
remind, verb: To cause someone to remember something, or to bring a matter back to their attention. Full entry
- Spelling
- remind → reminded: add -ed
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /ɪd/, an extra syllable.
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