Part 1
시험관
Is it easy for you to remember people's names?
수험생
often yes, I realize people's names every time when I see them. So, yeah, yes.
시험관
How do you remember people's names?
수험생
When I saw their faces I can easily remember the name of them. So it's so easy for me because I have good memories
시험관
How do you feel when people can't remember your name?
수험생
Actually I feel so uncomfortable because I think it's about Siger
시험관
Do you often forget people's names?
수험생
sometimes yes, but I don't give a clue about it. So I try to relise and then I contact with them.
Is it easy for you to remember people's names?
점수: 48.0제안: Cevabınız soruya doğrudan yanıt vermeye çalışıyor; ancak “realize people’s names” doğal bir ifade değildir. Bunun yerine “remember people’s names” veya “recognize people and remember their names” kullanmalısınız. “Often yes” yerine “Yes, usually” diyerek daha doğal bir başlangıç yapın ve cevabı kısa bir nedenle destekleyin. Gereksiz tekrarları (“So, yeah, yes”) kaldırın.
예시: Yes, usually. I can remember people’s names quite easily, especially when I meet them several times. I think I have a good memory for names.
How do you remember people's names?
점수: 45.0제안: Cevabınızın ana fikri anlaşılır; ancak zaman uyumu hatalıdır: “When I saw” yerine genel bir durum anlattığınız için “When I see” kullanmalısınız. “The name of them” yerine “their names” ve “good memories” yerine “a good memory” denmelidir. Ayrıca yalnızca yüzleri görmek yerine isimleri hatırlamanıza yardımcı olan belirli bir yöntem veya örnek ekleyin.
예시: I usually connect a person’s name with their face. When I meet someone, I repeat their name a few times during the conversation. This helps me remember it later.
How do you feel when people can't remember your name?
점수: 35.0제안: Duygunuzu açıkça belirtmeniz iyi; ancak “it’s about Siger” ifadesi anlaşılmıyor ve muhtemelen söylemek istediğiniz anlamı vermiyor. Eğer “saygısızlık” demek istiyorsanız “I feel that they are being disrespectful” veya daha yumuşak biçimde “I sometimes feel a little disappointed” kullanabilirsiniz. Cevabınızı doğal bir nedenle ve mümkünse kısa bir tepkiyle tamamlayın.
예시: I feel a little uncomfortable when someone forgets my name, especially if we have met several times. However, I understand that people can be busy or forgetful, so I usually remind them politely.
Do you often forget people's names?
점수: 38.0제안: Soruyu yanıtlamanız olumlu; fakat “I don’t give a clue about it” doğal değildir. “I try not to show that I’ve forgotten” ifadesini kullanabilirsiniz. “Relise” yerine “realize” yazılmalı; ancak bu bağlamda “recall” veya “remember” daha uygundur. “Contact with them” yerine “contact them” denir. Cevabınızı, ismi hatırlamak için kullandığınız belirli bir yöntemle geliştirin.
예시: Yes, sometimes I forget people’s names, especially when I meet many new people at once. I try not to show it, and I usually ask them to remind me of their name. If I meet them again, I make an effort to remember it.
× When I saw their faces I can easily remember the name of them.
✓ When I see their faces, I can easily remember their names.
“Saw” is a past-tense verb, but the student is describing a general habit. Use the present tense “see” with “can remember.” For regular habits and repeated actions, use the present simple.
× When I saw their faces I can easily remember the name of them.
✓ When I see their faces, I can easily remember their names.
“The name of them” is not the natural pronoun structure in this context. Use the possessive pronoun “their” before the plural noun: “their names.”
× When I saw their faces I can easily remember the name of them.
✓ When I see their faces, I can easily remember their names.
The student is referring to people in general, so the plural noun “names” is more appropriate than the singular noun “name.” Match the noun’s number with the general meaning of the sentence.
× So I try to relise and then I contact with them.
✓ So I try to remember, and then I contact them.
The verb “contact” is transitive and does not take the preposition “with.” Say “contact them,” not “contact with them.”