Name— Part 1 Informe

Sugerencia: Yanıtınız doğrudan soruya cevap vermeye çalışıyor, ancak “Of course Dino” ifadesi doğal değil ve muhtemelen “Of course, I do” demek istediniz. “These days” ifadesinden önce “in” kullanılmamalıdır. Ayrıca isimlerin neden hatırlanmasının zor olduğunu daha mantıklı açıklayın; “weird” yerine “unusual” veya “unfamiliar” daha uygun olur. Cevabı 2-3 cümleyle, net bir konu cümlesi ve bir neden kullanarak yapılandırın.

Ejemplo: No, I don’t find it easy to remember people’s names. I meet many new people, and some names are unfamiliar to me, so I sometimes confuse them.

Sugerencia: Yanıtınız kısa ve soruya kısmen cevap veriyor; ancak “I usually don’t” ifadesinden sonra isimleri hatırlamak için ne yaptığınızı açıklamanız gerekir. “Remember remember” tekrarını kaldırın ve “I need to be very close to that person” yerine “I need to become close to someone” gibi daha doğal bir yapı kullanın. Cevabınızı bir yöntem veya örnekle destekleyin.

Ejemplo: I usually repeat the person’s name during our conversation. If I become close to someone, I remember their name more easily because I use it regularly.

Sugerencia: Yanıtınız doğrudan, kısa ve anlaşılır; ancak “I don’t care” biraz sert ve doğal olmayan bir izlenim verebilir. Daha dengeli bir ifade olarak “I don’t take it personally” kullanabilirsiniz. Ayrıca cevabı bir sonuç veya açıklamayla zenginleştirerek 2 cümleye çıkarın ve “either” kullanımını koruyabilirsiniz.

Ejemplo: I don’t take it personally because I also have trouble remembering names. I usually remind people of my name and continue the conversation normally.

Sugerencia: “Do you often” sorusu geniş zaman gerektirdiği için “forgot” yerine “forget” kullanmalısınız. “Forget about their name” yerine “forget their names” daha doğaldır. “Because I don’t care about them” ifadesi insanlara karşı kaba veya ilgisiz görünebilir; bunun yerine yoğun olduğunuzu ya da isimleri hatırlamakta zorlandığınızı söyleyin. Tekrarı kaldırıp net bir neden ve örnek ekleyin.

Ejemplo: Yes, I often forget people’s names, especially when I meet several people at the same time. I’m interested in getting to know them, but I sometimes need to hear their names a few times before I remember them.

× Of course Dino because I met so many people and their names are a little bit different in these days like Lina, Almina, El Chin, and they're so similar and they're so weird.

✓ Of course, Dino, because I have met so many people, and their names are a little bit different these days, such as Lina, Almina, and El Chin. They are so similar and weird.

The preposition in is not used before these days. The correct expression is these days. The phrase have met is also more suitable because the experience has continued up to the present.

× I usually don't. But I need to be very close to that person to remember remember his or her name?

✓ I usually do not, but I need to be very close to someone to remember his or her name.

Remember is repeated accidentally. Also, the two short parts should be joined into one complete answer with but. Because this is an answer rather than a question, it should end with a period, not a question mark.

× I don't care actually because I don't remember their name either.

✓ I do not really care because I do not remember their names either.

Their refers to multiple people, so the plural noun names is needed. The adverb really is placed more naturally before the main verb care.

× Yeah, I usually forgot about their name, forget about their name because I don't care about them.

✓ Yeah, I usually forget their names because I do not care about them.

Usually describes a repeated habit, so the present tense forget is required, not the past tense forgot. The repeated phrase should be removed.

× Yeah, I usually forgot about their name, forget about their name because I don't care about them.

✓ Yeah, I usually forget their names because I do not care about them.

Their refers to multiple people's names, so names must be plural. When talking about forgetting people's names in general, use forget their names rather than the singular form their name.