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If you are generally able to remeber things well, you have a good memory
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When you learn things by heart, you learn them in such a way that you can repeat them from memory
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Your childhood memories are things you can remember from when you were very young
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If something brings back memories it makes you think of something from the past
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If you have perfect recall, you can remember things exactly as they are without making mistakes
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If you remember every detail of something, you remember every small part and moment of it.
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You have a good long- term memory if you can remember things from a few moments ago
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commit something to memory start learning
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make yourself remember something
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take a stroll/trip down memory lane start learning
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remember some of the happy things you did in the past
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make you remember something The police are reconstructing the crime to try to jog the memory of possible witnesses
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can be remembered by people still alive streets lit by gas lamps are still within living memory
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immediately think of something I'd like to get him a special birthday present, but nothing springs to mind
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I was going to ring her to wish her happy birthday, but it slipped my mind
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bear/keep something in mind start learning
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remember information when making a decision or thinking about a matter Bearing in mind that it was your first attempt, I think you did very well
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you can't think of anything to say When I looked at the exam questions my mind went blank
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think about something for a short time Of course I don't think you broke the window. The thought never even crossed my mind
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something you say which means that, if you don't see someone, you forget about them Annie hasn't thought of her boyfriend science he went abroad. Out of sight out of mind!
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something is on the tip of your tongue start learning
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you know it, but you can't quite remember it Her name is on the tip of my tongue - what is it?
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think you've heard something before His name rings a bell, but I don't think we've ever met
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Oh no! I've lost my train of thought
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I racked my bruins but couldn't think where I'd left the book
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