Name— Part 1 Informe

Sugerencia: 質問に対して最初に「難しい」と明確に答え、その後に理由を一つ加えましょう。言い直しや「uh」の繰り返しを減らし、「people's names」「remembering names」のような自然な表現を使ってください。「I'm not good at remembering names」のように、動名詞の前には「at」を使います。

Ejemplo: No, I find it quite difficult to remember people's names. I'm more likely to remember someone's face than their name, especially if I've only met them once.

Sugerencia: 覚え方を直接述べた後、なぜ役立つのかを具体的に説明しましょう。「the people's name」の繰り返しを避け、「their name」と言い換えると自然です。また、「because it is」で文を途中で止めず、理由を最後まで述べてください。

Ejemplo: I usually repeat the person's name during our conversation. For example, I might say, “It was nice meeting you, Maya.” Hearing and saying the name a few times helps me remember it.

Sugerencia: 「disappointed」と気持ちを答えられています。途中の言い直しを減らし、「I want people to remember my name」のように文を整えましょう。さらに、自分も人の名前を忘れることがあるという点を、対比を表す「although」や「but」でつなげると、回答がまとまります。

Ejemplo: I feel a little disappointed when someone forgets my name, especially if we've met several times. However, I understand that names can be hard to remember because I sometimes forget other people's names too.

Sugerencia: 「よく忘れる」という答えを一度だけ述べ、続けて具体的な理由や対策を加えましょう。「I think it is very rude」は、自分が名前を忘れることを失礼だと思うのか、忘れる人を失礼だと思うのかが曖昧です。意図を明確にし、「I'm not good at remembering names」「I try to remember them」のように自然な表現を使ってください。

Ejemplo: Yes, I do, especially when I meet several new people at once. I think forgetting someone's name can seem a little rude, so I try to repeat it when we first meet. That usually helps me remember it.

× It is very difficult to remember the person name for me.

✓ It is very difficult for me to remember people's names.

When referring to names in general, use the plural people's names. The original uses the singular name after referring to people in general.

× I'm not that good to remember the name.

✓ I'm not that good at remembering names.

After the expression good at, use a noun or a gerund (verb + -ing). Use remembering rather than to remember.

× I'm not that good to remember the name.

✓ I'm not that good at remembering names.

The correct preposition in the expression good at is at, not to. Follow at with a gerund here.

× When I want to remember the people's name, I usually try to say the people's name repeatedly.

✓ When I want to remember people's names, I usually try to say people's names repeatedly.

The definite article the is unnecessary when referring to people's names in general. Use people's names without the.

× When I want to remember the people's name, I usually try to say the people's name repeatedly.

✓ When I want to remember people's names, I usually try to say people's names repeatedly.

The answer refers to people's names generally, so use the plural names rather than the singular name.

× I believe that it's the best way to remember the people's name.

✓ I believe that it's the best way to remember people's names.

The definite article the is not needed before people's names when the reference is general.

× I believe that it's the best way to remember the people's name.

✓ I believe that it's the best way to remember people's names.

Use the plural names because the answer refers to people's names in general, not one specific person's name.

× I often feel disappointed because I want people to remember my name, but I know it is difficult even me.

✓ I often feel disappointed because I want people to remember my name, but I know it is difficult even for me.

Use for after even in this expression: even for me. The preposition is needed before the person affected.

× I'm not good at limb people's names.

✓ I'm not good at remembering people's names.

After good at, use a gerund. Remembering is the appropriate -ing form for the intended meaning of recalling names.

× I'm always trying to remember it.

✓ I'm always trying to remember them.

The pronoun refers to people's names, which is plural, so use them rather than it.