Thread: "politics" and "policy" - what's the difference?

can anyone tell me which tense the verb must be in in the following sentence:
I knew Paul LIVED there VS I knew Paul LIVES there (considering that Paul still lives there)

and what preposition is used after the verb "to email" in sentences like these:
Email me TO / AT sport@times.co.uk
Email your views TO / AT sport@times.co.uk

Originally Posted by moo-cow

can anyone tell me which tense the verb must be in in the following sentence:
I knew Paul LIVED there VS I knew Paul LIVES there (considering that Paul still lives there)

and what preposition is used after the verb "to email" in sentences like these:
Email me TO / AT sport@times.co.uk
Email your views TO / AT sport@times.co.uk

I knew Paul lived there.

Email me at...

Email your views to...

thanks

i also wanted to know if there's any difference between "remind about smth" and "remind of smth" - clear this up for me too please

Originally Posted by moo-cow

i also wanted to know if there's any difference between "remind about smth" and "remind of smth" - clear this up for me too please

You remind someone about something that they've forgotten:
"I'll remind you about the meeting so you don't miss it."
"She forgot my birthday even though I reminded her about it last week."

You remind someone of something when there is similarity:
"He reminds me of my brother... they look exactly alike."
"This madeleine (cookie) reminds me of childhood."

thanks, very clear explanation!