Name— Part 1 Relatório

Sugestão: 質問には「簡単かどうか」を最初に明確に答えましょう。また、「other people's name」は複数形の「other people's names」にし、「a lot of lens」は文脈に合わないため、「a lot of lessons」や「many new classmates」など、意図に合う表現を使ってください。「because」以下では、大学に入って覚える名前が増えたことを具体的に説明すると自然です。

Exemplo: No, it isn't easy for me to remember people's names. When I entered university, I met many new classmates, so I had a lot of names to remember. As a result, I sometimes forget people's names.

Sugestão: 覚え方を直接答え、文をつなぐために「To remember...」や「For example」を使いましょう。「my mother mother」の重複を避け、「say my friend's name to my mother」は「repeat my friend's name to myself」など、意味が明確な表現に直してください。「today's textures」はこの質問には不自然なので、名前を会話の中で繰り返すという具体的な方法を説明しましょう。

Exemplo: I usually repeat a person's name several times after meeting them. For example, I use their name during our conversation and try to associate it with something about them. This helps me remember it more easily.

Sugestão: 感情を表すだけでなく、その理由や反応も続けると、より発展した回答になります。「I'm quite sad」は自然ですが、「So then」は文脈に合うように整理してください。また、「Aza's name」は固有名詞の意図が不明確なので、一般的に「their names」や具体的な相手の名前を使うと伝わりやすくなります。

Exemplo: I feel a little disappointed when someone can't remember my name. It makes me think that they may not be interested in getting to know me. However, I try to remember their name because I know that remembering names can be difficult.

Sugestão: まず「Yes, I often do.」のように直接答え、その後に理由を説明しましょう。「flints」は意味が伝わらないため、「friends」「new classmates」または「new people」といった適切な語に置き換えてください。最後の「forget forgetting name makes me」は未完成なので、「I meet many new people at university, so I often forget their names」のように完全な文で終えましょう。

Exemplo: Yes, I often forget people's names, especially since I started university. I meet many new people there, and sometimes I have trouble remembering all their names. I usually remember them after I have spoken to them a few more times.

× I don't like remembering other people's name because for example, when I enter the university I have a lot of lens so I cannot remember it.

✓ I don't like remembering other people's names because, for example, when I enter the university, I have a lot of lenses, so I cannot remember them.

The noun names refers to more than one person's name, so it must be plural. The pronoun them must also be plural because it refers to names. The noun lens is also pluralized as lenses after a lot of.

× When I enter the university I have a lot of lens.

✓ When I entered the university, I had a lot of lenses.

The phrase when I entered the university refers to a past event, so both enter and have should be changed to their past-tense forms, entered and had.

× I cannot remember it.

✓ I cannot remember them.

The pronoun it is singular, but it refers to other people's names, which is plural. Therefore, the correct pronoun is them.

× Actually yes so I have a lot of flints especially since I entered the university forget forgetting name makes me

✓ Actually, yes. I have forgotten a lot of names, especially since I entered the university. Forgetting names makes me feel frustrated.

The noun name should be plural because the speaker is referring to multiple names. Also, the phrase forget forgetting name is not grammatically formed; forgetting names is the correct gerund phrase when it functions as the subject of the sentence.

× Forget forgetting name makes me

✓ Forgetting names makes me feel frustrated.

When a verb functions as the subject of a sentence, it should usually be used in the -ing form. Forgetting is the correct form here. The original sentence also needs a complement after makes me, such as feel frustrated, to express a complete idea.

× Forget forgetting name makes me

✓ Forgetting names makes me feel frustrated.

The original sentence is incomplete because makes me is not followed by a complement. A complete structure is subject plus makes plus object plus complement: Forgetting names makes me feel frustrated.