Remember

(v) /rɪˈmembə(r)/

Meaning

Have in or be able to bring to one's mind an awareness of (someone or something from the past).

UK rɪˈmembə(r)

US rɪˈmembər

Abu Dhabi Police even purchased one, so if you ever find yourself in the area, remember you really do stand no chance in a race.
Horses can remember more than you think….
Elephants are very smart and can remember things for a long time.
Singing helps you remember body parts.
How do actors remember so many words?
This makes the words easier to remember.
Look around for a landmark you remember.
Your right hand helps you remember right.

Head Shoulders Knees and ToesDo you know this fun song? It sings about your body parts. Head, shoulders, knees, and toes. Touch your head with both hands. Then touch your two shoulders. Next touch your two knees. Now touch your t...Read story
Left Right Straight AheadWhich way do you go: left, right, or straight? These words help us move around every day. Left and right point to two different sides. Straight ahead means you keep going forward. Turn means you chang...Read story
How Actors Learn Their LinesHow do actors remember so many words? Actors get a script long before filming starts. They read the script many, many times. They practice their lines out loud at home. Some actors ask a friend to hel...Read story
Getting Lost and Finding HelpHave you ever gotten lost in a new place? It happens to almost everyone at some point. First, try to stay calm and breathe slowly. Look around for a landmark you remember. Check your phone for a map o...Read story

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