Memory— Part 1 Báo cáo

Gợi ý: Опитайте се да говорите по-ясно и да използвате правилна граматика. Избягвайте повторения и неясни изрази, като "My minds are remembers". Също така, опитайте се да направите отговора по-структуриран и свързан.

Ví dụ: No, I'm not very good at memorising things because I tend to remember how information looks rather than its content. Therefore, I think I need to improve my memory skills.

Gợi ý: Опитайте се да говорите по-плавно и да използвате свързващи думи, за да направите отговора по-логичен. Избягвайте колебания като "Uhm" и повторения като "I, I'm".

Ví dụ: Yes, I have forgotten something important. For instance, I once forgot one of my best friend's birthdays. I wasn't proud of that, so I apologized, but I generally have trouble remembering dates.

Gợi ý: Опитайте се да говорите по-ясно и да използвате пълни изречения. Използвайте свързващи думи, за да направите отговора по-структуриран и логичен.

Ví dụ: In my daily life, I need to remember to stay relaxed and not always worry about the future. Since I tend to think a lot about what might happen, I try to enjoy the present moment and appreciate the little things in life.

Gợi ý: Опитайте се да използвате по-правилна граматика и свързващи думи, за да направите отговора по-естествен и плавен.

Ví dụ: I always make reminders in my calendar and check my plans for the day. This way, I know what I have prepared and don't forget important things.

× My minds are remembers the information from for how it looks, not for what it contains.

✓ My mind remembers the information based on how it looks, not on what it contains.

The word 'minds' is plural, but the speaker refers to their own single mind, so it should be singular 'mind'. Also, 'are remembers' is incorrect; the verb should be 'remembers' to agree with the singular subject 'mind'. Additionally, the preposition 'from for' is incorrect and should be replaced with 'based on' or 'on'.

× My minds are remembers the information from for how it looks, not for what it contains.

✓ My mind remembers the information based on how it looks, not on what it contains.

The verb 'remembers' is incorrectly combined with 'are'. The correct form is the simple present 'remembers' for third person singular subject 'mind'.

× I have forgotten something important. For example, I forgot one of my best friends birthdays.

✓ I have forgotten something important. For example, I forgot one of my best friend's birthdays.

The phrase 'best friends birthdays' lacks the possessive apostrophe. It should be 'best friend's birthdays' to indicate the birthday belonging to the friend.

× My minds are remembers the information from for how it looks, not for what it contains.

✓ My mind remembers the information based on how it looks, not on what it contains.

The prepositions 'from for' are incorrect and redundant. The correct prepositions are 'based on' or 'on' to indicate the basis of remembering.

× I, I'm not proud of that an of course I apologized but I don't remember dates.

✓ I'm not proud of that and of course I apologized, but I don't remember dates.

The phrase 'an of course' is incorrect; it should be 'and of course'. Also, the comma is needed before 'but' to separate clauses properly.

× I need to remember that. I have to be. A relaxed not to think always about the future because I'm a person who always thinks what is going to happen and I have to enjoy the present moment.

✓ I need to remember that I have to be relaxed and not always think about the future because I'm a person who always thinks about what is going to happen, and I have to enjoy the present moment.

The adjective 'relaxed' is incorrectly separated and used with 'a'. It should be 'be relaxed' without 'a'. Also, 'not to think always' is awkward; 'not always think' is better. The phrase 'thinks what is going to happen' needs 'about' after 'thinks'.

× I need to remember that. I have to be. A relaxed not to think always about the future because I'm a person who always thinks what is going to happen and I have to enjoy the present moment.

✓ I need to remember that I have to be relaxed and not always think about the future because I'm a person who always thinks about what is going to happen, and I have to enjoy the present moment.

The verb 'thinks' requires the preposition 'about' before the object 'what is going to happen'.

× And enjoy the little things in life because that makes it more.

✓ And enjoy the little things in life because that makes it better.

The sentence ends abruptly with 'more' which is incomplete. It needs a comparative adjective like 'better' to complete the meaning.

× I always make a reminders in my calendar.

✓ I always make reminders in my calendar.

The phrase 'a reminders' mixes singular article 'a' with plural noun 'reminders'. The article should be removed to match the plural noun.

× Always have to check today's plans.

✓ I always have to check today's plans.

The sentence lacks a subject. Adding 'I' clarifies who has to check the plans.

× And then I know what I have. Prepared for the day.

✓ And then I know what I have prepared for the day.

The verb 'prepared' should be connected directly to 'have' without a period separating them to form the present perfect tense.