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domingo, 18 de junio de 2017

FORGETTING AND REMEMBERING


  • To forget
      • I forgot buying  the  bread... Sorry.
      • Don't forget to put some beer in the fridge
    • It slipped my mind
    • I completely forgot about it
    • it's on the tip of my tongue
    • My mind went blank
    • My mind tends to go blank
    • it doesn't ring a bell
    • It doesn't sound familiar
    • Mislaid
      • Sth lost because you have forgotten where you  have put it/ it's not  lost, only temporarily lost
    • What's his name
    • to put sth  at the back of your mind
    • to have a  mind like a sieve
  • To remember
    • To look back  in the past
    • To  remember +  ing  (  past)
      • I remember cooking  all day when  my children were babies
    • to remember + infinitive  ( present/  future)
      • Remember  to  by some  bread before  getting home
    • To remind
      • This reminds me  of old times.
      • reminder
      • I reminds  you...
      • to bring to mind
    • A souvenir
    • To have good memories
    • To see the past through nose-tinted spectacles
    • I have a vague recollection
    • to learn by heart
    • Unaware
      • To be oblivious to
      • to be  caught  unawares of

    TO KNOW OR NOT TO KNOW

    • I haven't a clue
    • I haven't  the slightest/ foggiest / idea
    • I haven't  a clue
    • I wish I knew

    • How shall I put  it?
    • What's the word for...?
    • Let me see...
    • To be a mine of information
    • To be an expert
    • To be an enlighted person
    • this  is an enlightening program
    • to be a veteran / a mentor
    • He is very knowledgeable about  sth
    • To know his stuff
    • To know the system inside-out
    • To know the ins and  outs  of sth
    • To know the ropes of sth.
    • Firs-hand knowledge
    • to have a good grounding in maths
    • To have the basics  in maths
    • I know by sight
    • To hear  of (oír hablar de alguien)
    • To hear  about ( know)
    • To read  between  the lines
    • To be out of touch with  sth
    • This name  doesn't  ring a bell  with me
    • To cotton on = to begin to  understand
    • To  have  a limited grasp of  Chinese
    • to  find out
    • To work  out
    • To sort out
    • To figure out
    • To realise
    • to come home
    • to hit home
    • to be aware  of
    • sth  dawned  to me
    • to consider
    • to bear / to  keep  in mind
    • To take  into account
    • To take  in consideration
    • To teach sb a lesson
    • I've learnt my  lesson
    • To aknowledge
    • To have research into it