雅思口语part1话题范文之memory集合
Do you have a good memory?
No, I don't think so. It's embarrassing to say but I always find it hard to remember some of my friends' names. Plus, I forget my own cellphone number sometimes.
Are you good at memorizing things?
I have to say, I’m renowned for having a photographic memory. For some people, information just goes in one ear and out the other, but I always retain things that I have seen or heard.
不得不说，我因过目不忘而出名。对于很多人来说，听信息都是左耳听右耳冒。但是我总能记住我听过的和看过的事。
How do you think we can have a better memory?
Well, I happen to have just read an article about it. Actually, there are loads of things we can do, like eating certain things, salmon, spanich, kale and so on. Also, listening to classical music and meditating regularly help with our memory too. I definitely need to try them.
How do you memorize things?
I don’t have any tried and tested method for memorizing information, I think it just comes naturally to me. I’ve seen shows on TV where memory specialists have certain techniques, for example imagining your mind is a house and putting information into rooms within that house.
我从没有反复考虑过记信息的方法。我认为我很自然的就记住了。我在电视节目中看过一些记忆有一些记东西的技巧，比如：想象你的脑袋是一间房子，把信息放在那间房子的空间里。
Have you ever forgotten something that is important?
Oh my goodness, yes! I once forgot an ex-girlfriend’s birthday whilst I was at university – it just totally slipped my mind. I was blissfully unaware, until I saw some flowers and they jogged my memory. Let’s just say, I wasn’t in her good books for a long time.
噢，天哪!有过一次。那是在我上大学的时候，我忘记了前女友的生日。我完全忘了这回事。我完全没察觉到，直到我看见一些花才想起来有这么一会事。因为这事，她很久没有理我。
How do you remember something important?
I’m a huge fan of lists. They can help to organize my thoughts and refresh my memory if I lose my train of thought. In any case, I find it’s always easier to commit something to memory once it’s been written down.
我喜欢列个表格。这样可以缕清思路。即使我忘了思路，也可以回忆出来。在任何情况下，我发现写下要做的事就很容易记住了。
Who do you think can remember things easier? The old or the young?
I think people of all ages can either have a memory like an elephant, or like a sieve. My grandmother is 93, but I’m regularly blown away by how much she can recall from her past. She'll often take a trip down memory lane by telling stories from her childhood.
我认为所有年龄段的人都会有一些记忆好的人和记忆力不好的人。我姥姥93岁了，我有时候会被她经常能清晰回忆起她年轻的事情感到惊讶。她时常回忆过去，讲起儿童时期的一些故事。
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