Rollercoaster1
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- Oct 28, 2015
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- Urdu
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- Pakistan
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What's the semantic difference between the two sentences below. I have read somewhere on the internet that both 'of' and 'about' can be used with the verb 'remind', but I can't differentiate the meaning.
He reminds me of his old history teacher.
He reminds me about his old history teacher.
He reminds me of his old history teacher.
He reminds me about his old history teacher.