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Discover LudwigThe phrase "I'm reminded of" is correct and usable in written English
The phrase can be used when one is referring to something that brings back a memory or reminds them of something else. For example: "I'm reminded of my days in high school every time I go for a drive in my old neighborhood."
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Once again, I'm reminded of James Agee.
I'm reminded of the Spycatcher controversy.
I'm reminded of workshop exercises.
I'm reminded of that now in Mitte.
"I'm reminded of it every year".
I'm reminded of an airplane toilet.
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I was reminded of the movie "Arthur".
Again, I was reminded of the army.
Not me - I was reminded of Leonardo da Vinci.
I was reminded of that tonight.
I was reminded of that Friday night.
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