Usage of 'remind of'

English as a Second Language English Vocabulary, Grammar and Idioms
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Hi All,

Please let me know if the usage is correct in the sentences below:

Many thanks

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The second quote is not well written.

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Could you please let me know how it could be rewritten? The sentence should have reminded of, however

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If you are going to specify that it must have ‘reminded of’ (without a noun/pronoun in between the two words) then that sentence cannot be rewritten appropriately. That is not how ‘reminded of’ is used.
reminded of = reminded about like this:
I am reminded of the time when I kept a tracker to remind me about the tasks for our wedding.
Are you reminded of the times we used to play together when you watch your children?

I have just been reminded of something important by Sweng.
BUT
Swwng has just reminded me of something important.

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Sorry, Bev, feel confused by that ”I am reminded of the time when I kept a tracker to remind me about the tasks for our wedding” sentence. You’re reminded of the time… to[in order to] remind you about the tasks…? Keeping a tracker and preparing for a wedding sound a bit irrelevant to me…

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Sorry again.
I dawned on me it was some fund/savings which were once being kept. Either way, keeping a fund aimed at reminding you to be ready to wed?.. ”I am reminded of the time when I kept a tracker to be ready for our wedding” then. (?)

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No - it just means:
this (whatever is happening now) reminds me of the time when that (keeping a wedding tracker) happened.