Name— Part 1 Relatório

Sugestão: Answer the question directly with “No, it isn’t.” Use the correct structure “find it difficult to remember,” not “find it difficult remembering.” The phrase “if I had a chance to always scanned them” is unclear; explain that hearing and repeating a name helps you remember it. Avoid repeating “always” and use a clear result to finish your answer.

Exemplo: No, it isn’t. To be honest, I find it difficult to remember people’s names, especially when I meet several new people at once. However, I can remember them more easily if I hear the name clearly and repeat it a few times.

Sugestão: Begin with a direct answer such as “I usually repeat their names.” Avoid the unnatural phrase “By remembering people’s names.” Use parallel structures, such as “repeating the name aloud, writing it down, or entering it into my phone.” “Say the name aloud” is more natural than “state aloud repeating the names.”

Exemplo: I usually repeat the person’s name aloud after I meet them. If I think I might forget it, I write it down or save it on my phone. This is particularly useful when I meet several new colleagues or classmates.

Sugestão: Your answer gives a clear feeling and a reasonable explanation, but connect the contrasting ideas with “although” or “however.” Replace “complicated also to pronounce” with “difficult to pronounce” or “quite hard for some people to pronounce.” You could also explain that you do not take it personally, which would make the response more balanced and natural.

Exemplo: I feel a little disappointed when people can’t remember my name, although I try not to take it personally. My name is quite difficult for some people to pronounce, so I understand why they may forget it. Usually, I simply remind them politely.

Sugestão: Give a direct answer first and avoid repeating “names” and “writing.” The sentence “the best way I will always remember” is grammatically incorrect; say “the best way for me to remember them is to...” Also, forgetting a name is not necessarily caused by its pronunciation, so mention meeting many people or not using the name frequently as another reason.

Exemplo: Yes, I sometimes forget people’s names, especially when I meet many new people in a short period of time. I find unusual names slightly harder to remember if I do not hear them clearly. To help me, I repeat the name during the conversation and write it down afterward.

× To be honest, I find it difficult remembering people's names, but if I had a chance to always scanned them, always pronounce their names, then I am able to remember those.

✓ To be honest, I find it difficult to remember people's names, but if I had a chance to always scan them and pronounce their names, then I would be able to remember them.

After the adjective difficult, use the to-infinitive form to remember, not the -ing form remembering. A useful pattern is find it difficult to + base verb.

× To be honest, I find it difficult remembering people's names, but if I had a chance to always scanned them, always pronounce their names, then I am able to remember those.

✓ To be honest, I find it difficult to remember people's names, but if I had a chance to always scan them and pronounce their names, then I would be able to remember them.

After to, use the base form of the verb: to scan, not to scanned. The past form scanned cannot follow to.

× To be honest, I find it difficult remembering people's names, but if I had a chance to always scanned them, always pronounce their names, then I am able to remember those.

✓ To be honest, I find it difficult to remember people's names, but if I had a chance to always scan them and pronounce their names, then I would be able to remember them.

The clause begins with the hypothetical condition if I had. The result should therefore use would be able to rather than am able to. Use if + past tense, would + base verb for this type of hypothetical situation.

× To be honest, I find it difficult remembering people's names, but if I had a chance to always scanned them, always pronounce their names, then I am able to remember those.

✓ To be honest, I find it difficult to remember people's names, but if I had a chance to always scan them and pronounce their names, then I would be able to remember them.

Them is the appropriate object pronoun for people's names. Those is a demonstrative pronoun and is not natural in this context. Use them to refer back to plural nouns already mentioned.

× By remembering people's names I sometimes state aloud repeating the names or writing them on paper or typing them on my computer or tablet.

✓ I sometimes repeat people's names aloud, write them on paper, or type them on my computer or tablet.

The original sentence has an unclear structure because By remembering introduces an incorrect phrase and the verbs are not organized in a parallel form. Use a clear subject followed by parallel verbs: repeat, write, or type.

× To be honest, I feel terrible and sad but at the same time I try to understand them because my name is very complicated also to pronounce

✓ To be honest, I feel terrible and sad, but at the same time I try to understand them because my name is also very complicated to pronounce.

Also should be placed before the adjective phrase it modifies: also very complicated. Placing also after complicated makes the sentence sound unnatural.

× To be honest, I often forget people's names because maybe it's difficult to pronounce.

✓ To be honest, I often forget people's names because they may be difficult to pronounce.

They correctly refers to the plural noun people's names. The singular pronoun it cannot refer clearly to plural names. Use they with a plural noun.

× So the best way I will always remember their names by typing or writing it down, taking down notes

✓ So, the best way for me to remember their names is to type them or write them down.

The noun phrase the best way needs the linking verb is to form a complete sentence. The structure is the best way to + verb is to + verb.

× So the best way I will always remember their names by typing or writing it down, taking down notes

✓ So, the best way for me to remember their names is to type them or write them down.

Them should be used because it refers to the plural noun names. The singular pronoun it is incorrect here. Also, using them consistently after both type and write makes the reference clear.