Choose the correct one:
Correct answer: B. She reminded me of the nice days of my childhood.
- A. She reminded me the nice days of my childhood.
- B. She reminded me of the nice days of my childhood.
- C. She reminded me for the nice days of my childhood.
- D. She reminded me on the nice days of my childhood.
Explanation
The correct preposition to use here will be 'of'. Remind me of refers to causing someone to remember something; bring to someone's mind some thought or memory.
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