Grammar fix
bear in mind
reminding to consider
Used to remind someone (including yourself) to remember and take something into account when thinking about or discussing a topic.
Hear it in context
Notice where the phrase sounds natural.
- Bear in mind that the weather can change quickly in this region.daily life
- When discussing the advantages of studying abroad, we should bear in mind that not everyone can afford it, so financial support is an important factor to consider.IELTS speaking
Fix the pattern
Pattern: bear in mind (that) [clause] / bear in mind [noun/phrase]
WrongBear in your mind that it's risky.
RightBear in mind that it's risky.
Fixed phrase — no 'your'.
Patternbear in mind (that) [clause] / bear in mind [noun/phrase]
Use it right
Choose the version that sounds natural in speech.
'Take into careful consideration' is heavy; 'bear in mind' is the natural reminder.
Build natural chunks
Words that usually travel with it.
bear in mind thatthatit'syou shouldwe must
Don't confuse it
'Bear in mind' is more formal and less casual than 'keep in mind,' but both mean to remember something important. 'Bear in mind' is not used for physical endurance (unlike 'bear').