Do you have any tricks for remembering things you need for work or study?
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A natural way to answer
I rely a lot on repetition and routine. If I go over something a few times across the week rather than all at once, it tends to stay with me. Linking new facts to things I already know also helps me commit them to memory.
Key phrases to use
- stick in my head — to stay in your memory so you don't forget it“That jingle really sticks in my head.”
- commit them to memory — to learn something so well that you remember it fully“I committed the key dates to memory before the exam.”
- stick like glue — to stay firmly in your memory and be very hard to forget“Embarrassing moments stick like glue.”
- slip your mind — to be forgotten, usually accidentally“Sorry, your birthday completely slipped my mind.”
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