to remember

I remember my first day at school very well.

You remember every song from the nineties.

She remembers the name of every student.

We remember that summer by the lake fondly.

You remember the old shop on the corner, don't you?

They remember the war as if it were yesterday.

I am remembering more details as we talk.

You are remembering it wrong, I think.

She is remembering her grandmother today.

We are remembering the good old days together.

You are remembering the story differently again.

They are remembering the victims in silence.

I suddenly remembered where I had left my keys.

You remembered to lock the door, thankfully.

He remembered her face but not her name.

We remembered the way once we saw the church.

You remembered my birthday after all.

They remembered the password just in time.

I have finally remembered his surname.

You have remembered every detail of the trip.

She has remembered to bring the documents.

We have remembered them in our prayers.

You have remembered the wrong address.

They have remembered nothing about the accident.

If I had remembered sooner, we would not have missed it.

You had remembered the code, but wrote it down anyway.

She had remembered his warning too late.

We had remembered to book the table in advance.

You had remembered the route from your last visit.

They had remembered the appointment, but arrived late.

I will remember this kindness for a long time.

You will remember to call the doctor, won't you?

He will remember this lesson for the rest of his life.

We will remember this trip forever.

You will remember these words one day.

They will remember him as a great leader.

I would remember the date if it mattered to me.

You would remember more if you slept better.

A true friend would remember such a promise.

We would remember the tune if you hummed it.

You would remember the way with a map.

They would remember the event if it had been important.

Remember to switch off the lights.

Let's remember why we started this.