Name— Part 1 Relatório

Sugestão: Answer the question directly with a complete sentence and correct the grammar: use “there are too many names” or “I meet too many people.” Add a clear reason and, if possible, a brief example. Avoid the unnatural phrase “too many name.”

Exemplo: No, it isn’t very easy for me because I meet a lot of new people. I usually remember someone’s name better if I speak to them several times.

Sugestão: Use a natural structure such as “I remember them by…” and correct the verb forms: “typing” and “note.” Explain where you write the names and how this helps you remember them. “Node” should be “note.”

Exemplo: I remember people’s names by typing them into a note on my phone. I also try to use their names during the conversation so that I can remember them more easily.

Sugestão: The answer does not clearly express a logical feeling; “I like it” means that you are pleased when people forget your name. State your actual feeling and explain why. Use a linking word such as “because” to add a supporting detail.

Exemplo: I feel a little disappointed when people can’t remember my name because it makes me think they weren’t paying attention. However, I understand that remembering names can be difficult.

Sugestão: Give a complete and logical answer. The phrase “they forgot who” is unclear and does not explain why you forget names. Use “I often forget people’s names because…” and provide a specific reason, such as meeting many people or not hearing the name clearly.

Exemplo: Yes, I sometimes forget people’s names because I meet many new people and don’t always hear their names clearly. I usually ask them to repeat their names or save them in my phone.

× No because it's too many name.

✓ No, because there are too many names.

The noun name must be plural because it refers to more than one name. Use names after the quantifier too many.

× No because it's too many name.

✓ No, because there are too many names.

Use there are to introduce the existence or quantity of plural nouns. There is is used with singular nouns, while there are is used with plural nouns.

× I remember by type it on node.

✓ I remember people's names by typing them in a note.

After the preposition by, use a gerund with the -ing form. Therefore, type changes to typing.

× I remember by type it on node.

✓ I remember people's names by typing them in a note.

Use in a note when referring to writing or storing information inside a note. The phrase on node is not grammatically correct in this context.

× I remember by type it on node.

✓ I remember people's names by typing them in a note.

The pronoun it does not clearly refer to the plural noun people's names. Use them for a plural object.

× Yes because they forgot who.

✓ Yes, because they forget who I am.

The question uses the present tense, Do you often forget...? Use forget rather than the past-tense form forgot to describe a usual or repeated situation.

× Yes because they forgot who.

✓ Yes, because they forget who I am.

The clause who is incomplete because it does not explain whose identity they forget. Add who I am to form a complete and clear sentence.