Do you have a good memory?
Memory, memorize and remember are similar words in English
and are sometimes confused by a lot of English speakers. For today’s English
lesson, let’s check out how you can use memory, memorize and remember in your everyday English
conversations and writing.
Here are the example sentences:
Using Memory:
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My memory is
full of ideas for English lessons.
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Jack has a good
memory. He never forgets the details of our meetings.
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Do you have a
good memory?
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I have nice
memories of living in Japan.
Seeing my high school friends
brought back memories of my younger days.
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My first
computer had just 1MB of memory
Using Memorize:
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It is easy to
memorize the subway lines because they are color-coded.
How many vocabulary words can
you memorize in one day?
Using Remember:
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I remember my
first-grade teacher, Ms. Johnson. She was so nice.
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I study
Japanese, but it is hard to remember all of the characters.
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The older I get,
the harder it is to remember things.