Name— Part 1 Informe

Sugerencia: Answer directly, then explain your technique in a clear sentence. Avoid repeating “I make,” and use a natural phrase such as “picture their face in my mind.”

Ejemplo: Yes, I’m usually quite good at remembering people’s names. When I meet someone new, I try to connect their name with a picture of their face in my mind.

Sugerencia: Explain the method with natural, specific wording. Use the plural “people’s names,” and replace “some body structure” with a more relevant detail, such as a distinctive feature or something you discussed.

Ejemplo: I try to connect each person’s name with a distinctive feature, such as their hairstyle or smile. If we have a conversation, I also remember something they mentioned to help me recall their name later.

Sugerencia: Your answer is direct and gives a reason, but “they forget me easily” sounds unnatural. Say that you feel overlooked or that they may not have paid attention, while keeping the tone conversational.

Ejemplo: I feel a little disappointed when someone forgets my name because it can make me feel overlooked. However, I understand that people meet a lot of others and may simply have a poor memory for names.

Sugerencia: Give a direct answer and explain the reason without repeating yourself. Avoid “as you know” and the unnatural phrase “it gives me bad memory”; use “stress affects my memory” instead.

Ejemplo: Yes, I sometimes forget people’s names, especially when I’m stressed or anxious. When I have a lot on my mind, it’s harder for me to focus on introductions and remember names afterward.

× Yes, it's quite easy for me to remember people's names I make whenever I meet new people I make the image of them in my mind and remember their name.

✓ Yes, it's quite easy for me to remember people's names. Whenever I meet new people, I make an image of them in my mind and remember their names.

The original sentence runs several ideas together without clear sentence boundaries, making the meaning difficult to follow. Separate the ideas into complete sentences and use a comma after the introductory clause, 'Whenever I meet new people.'

× Yes, it's quite easy for me to remember people's names I make whenever I meet new people I make the image of them in my mind and remember their name.

✓ Yes, it's quite easy for me to remember people's names. Whenever I meet new people, I make an image of them in my mind and remember their names.

The sentence refers to multiple people's names, so the final phrase should also use the plural 'names,' not the singular 'name.' Keep the number consistent when referring to the same plural group.

× Yes, it's quite easy for me to remember people's names I make whenever I meet new people I make the image of them in my mind and remember their name.

✓ Yes, it's quite easy for me to remember people's names. Whenever I meet new people, I make an image of them in my mind and remember their names.

Use the indefinite article 'an' before the singular countable noun 'image' because it is being mentioned for the first time. A singular countable noun generally needs an article or another determiner.

× I try to remember people's name by remembering their facial features and some body structure.

✓ I try to remember people's names by remembering their facial features and body structure.

The phrase refers to names belonging to multiple people, so use the plural 'names.' Check that plural possessive ideas are followed by plural nouns where appropriate.

× Yes, I do sometimes forget people's names because as you know stress sometimes I feel stressed and anxious so it gives me bad memory and I forget people's names.

✓ Yes, I sometimes forget people's names because, as you know, when I feel stressed and anxious, it affects my memory.

The original sentence combines several clauses without clear structure, and the word order in 'stress sometimes I feel' is incorrect. Use a clear clause such as 'when I feel stressed and anxious,' and separate the main ideas with appropriate punctuation.