Name— Part 1 Informe

Sugerencia: Answer the question directly and avoid the unnatural phrase “I have a confidence to have ability.” Use “I’m quite good at remembering people’s names and faces.” Make sure the verb after “good at” is in the -ing form, and give one complete, relevant example. Avoid unfinished ideas and repeated words such as “go to go.”

Ejemplo: Yes, I’m quite good at remembering people’s names and faces. I usually remember someone’s name after meeting them once or twice. For example, I can still remember many of my former classmates’ names from elementary school.

Sugerencia: Use a clear method as your topic sentence, such as “I associate people’s names with the places where I meet them.” Correct the structure “remember it by linking” and avoid fragments. Develop the example fully by explaining how the surroundings help you recall the person’s name.

Ejemplo: I usually remember people’s names by associating them with the place where I met them. For instance, if I meet someone at a restaurant, I connect their name with the restaurant, the menu, and our conversation. This helps me recall their name more easily later.

Sugerencia: State your feeling clearly with “I sometimes feel disappointed,” rather than “8 sometimes disappointed for me.” Then contrast it with your understanding using a linking word such as “However.” Complete the example and explain that people may forget names because they are stressed, busy, or meeting many people.

Ejemplo: I sometimes feel a little disappointed when people forget my name, especially if we have met several times. However, I understand that people can be stressed or distracted, so I don’t take it personally. For example, someone might forget my name after meeting many new people in one day.

Sugerencia: Answer with the correct present perfect structure: “I don’t often forget people’s names.” Use “good at remembering,” not “good at remember.” Make the example grammatical and specific by saying that you can recognize former classmates when you meet them in public.

Ejemplo: No, I don’t often forget people’s names because I’m quite good at remembering names and faces. For example, I can still recognize some friends from elementary school when I run into them on the street. I think I remember them because we spent several years together.

× I have a confidence to have ability to recognize people's name and face.

✓ I am confident that I can recognize people's names and faces.

Confidence is an uncountable noun, so it does not normally take a. The phrase have ability is also unnatural here; am confident that I can expresses the intended meaning clearly.

× I have a confidence to have ability to recognize people's name and face.

✓ I am confident that I can recognize people's names and faces.

When referring to people's names and faces in general, both nouns should be plural: names and faces.

× I was originally good at to remember.

✓ I was originally good at remembering.

The preposition at must be followed by a gerund, or verb + -ing form. Therefore, to remember should be changed to remembering.

× I remember it by linking to surroundings where I met with them.

✓ I remember their names by linking them to the surroundings where I met them.

It does not clearly refer to the people's names. Their names and them make the references clear. The pronoun them is also the correct object after linking.

× I remember it by linking to surroundings where I met with them.

✓ I remember their names by linking them to the surroundings where I met them.

After the preposition by, use a gerund. Linking is correct because it follows by.

× When I talk to with someone at the restaurant, I remember the menu.

✓ When I talk with someone at a restaurant, I remember the menu.

Talk with does not require the additional preposition to. Also, a restaurant is used when referring to one restaurant in a general example.

× 8 sometimes disappointed for me.

✓ I am sometimes disappointed.

The original sentence does not have a complete subject-verb structure. Use I as the subject and am as the linking verb. Sometimes is placed before the adjective.

× 8 sometimes disappointed for me.

✓ I am sometimes disappointed.

Disappointed for me is not the correct expression for describing your own feeling. I am disappointed is the natural structure.

× However I understand it, it's difficult for other people depending on their stress level and their condition.

✓ However, I understand that it is difficult for other people, depending on their stress levels and conditions.

The conjunction that is needed before the clause it is difficult. A comma should also follow However because it introduces a contrast.

× Someone couldn't remember name.

✓ Someone couldn't remember my name.

Name needs a determiner such as my, the, or a. My name is appropriate because the topic is people forgetting the speaker's name.

× Actually I have not often forget a person's name.

✓ Actually, I have not often forgotten a person's name.

The present perfect uses have or has plus the past participle. The past participle of forget is forgotten, not forget.

× Actually I have not often forget a person's name.

✓ Actually, I do not often forget a person's name.

In the simple present, the frequency adverb often normally comes after the auxiliary do not and before the main verb forget.

× I am good at remember names and faces.

✓ I am good at remembering names and faces.

The preposition at must be followed by a gerund. Therefore, remember should be changed to remembering.

× When I walk the road and find the friends when I was elementary.

✓ When I walk along the road and find friends I knew in elementary school, I remember their names.

Use walk along the road rather than walk the road when describing movement beside or on a road. In elementary school is also the correct prepositional phrase.

× When I walk the road and find the friends when I was elementary.

✓ When I walk along the road and find friends I knew in elementary school, I remember their names.

The plural noun friends is used in a general statement, so the definite article the is not needed here.

× When I walk the road and find the friends when I was elementary.

✓ When I walk along the road and find friends I knew in elementary school, I remember their names.

The original is an incomplete and unclear clause. It needs a main clause, such as I remember their names, to form a complete sentence.