In our daily life, people may often ask you whether you remember something. If you want to answer more interestingly, try to avoid using ‘I remember’ or ‘I forgot’ all the time. Instead, use these following sentences to respond!
Remember:
1. As far as I can recall
As far as I can recall, he has taken a leave for consecutive three days.
2. If my memory serves me correctly
If my memory serves me correctly, the notebook is in the drawer. If it isn’t, you can find it on the bookshelf.
3. Have a vague recollection of
I had a vague recollection of being a little bit rude to you last night. Please accept my apologies if I have done something wrong.
4. Unless I’m much mistaken
Unless I’m much mistaken, he was the champion in the national fencing contest last year.
Forget:
1. It does not ring a bell
The name of the store does not ring a bell with me. Have we been there before?
2. Have a senior moment
Please wait… I have to jot these notes down in case I have a senior moment.
3. It is on the tip of my tongue
She looks so familiar. Her name is on the tip of my tongue.
4. I lost my train of thought
I lost my train of thought just now. What was I talking about?
