Name— Part 1 Informe

Sugerencia: 最初に「簡単ではない」と明確に答えられています。言い直しの「dif」は避け、後半の断片的な文は前の文につなげましょう。どのような場合に覚えにくいのか、具体的に説明すると自然です。

Ejemplo: No, I find it quite difficult to remember people's names, especially if I've only met someone once. I'm more likely to remember a name if I have a longer conversation with the person.

Sugerencia: 名前を会話中に繰り返すという方法は、質問に直接答えられています。例文が途中で終わっているため、最後まで完成させましょう。また、名前を使った自然なフレーズを例として示すと、回答が具体的になります。

Ejemplo: I usually repeat someone's name during our conversation to help me remember it. For example, I might say, “It was nice meeting you, Ken. I enjoyed talking with you.”

Sugerencia: 名前を忘れられたときの気持ちと、特に残念に感じる状況を説明できています。ただし、最後の「but I understand that」で文が途切れているので、相手への理解や理由を一文で завершえましょう。

Ejemplo: I feel a little disappointed when people forget my name, especially if we've met several times. However, I understand that people meet many others and may not remember every name.

Sugerencia: 「よく忘れる」と直接答え、名前を繰り返す工夫も説明できています。同じ内容の繰り返しを避けて一つの回答にまとめましょう。また、習慣について述べているので「tried」ではなく「try」を使います。

Ejemplo: Yes, I do sometimes forget people's names. Since I think it can seem a little rude, I try to repeat a person's name during our conversation so I can remember it.

× Yes I do. I often forget people's names. Uh but uh I think forgetting someone's name can seem a little rude, so I tried to repeat it to remember.

✓ Yes, I do. I often forget people's names. But I think forgetting someone's name can seem a little rude, so I try to repeat it to remember.

The speaker describes a habitual action using the present tense, as shown by 'I often forget' and 'I think.' Therefore, 'tried' should be changed to 'try' to keep the tense consistent. Use the simple present for actions or habits that happen regularly.