Memory Idioms: 13 English Expressions connected to Memory! ????

Commit these idioms to memory and don’t let your mind go blank! Pay attention and don’t let this English lesson go in one ear and out the other. You should bear these idioms in mind to use in your English conversations. Today’s English vocabulary lesson will help you improve your English fluency by teaching you useful memory idioms! Learn how to talk about forgetting and remembering in English.

What is an idiom?: An idiom is an expression where the words come together in a particular order to create a new non-literal meaning. The memory idioms in today’s lesson are used a lot in daily life. Learning these memory idioms will help you to improve your English skills and sound more like a native speaker.

The idioms connected to memory that you’ll learn today are excellent English expressions for sounding more fluent when speaking English. Try to learn the following 13 memory phrases included in this English idiom lesson by heart:
1) Take a trip down memory lane / Take a walk down memory lane / Take a stroll down memory lane
2) Slip your mind
3) Rack your brains
4) Out of sight, out of mind
5) Jog your memory
6) Ring a bell / It doesn’t ring a bell
7) On the tip of my tongue
8) My mind went blank
9) Have a memory like a sieve
10) Have a memory like a goldfish
11) In one ear and out the other
12) Bear in mind / Keep in mind
13) Commit something to memory / Learn something by heart

By the end of today’s English vocabulary lesson you will have learned English idioms connected to memory that you can use to sound like a native English speaker. This lesson will help you improve your English memory vocabulary and teach you useful English idioms for daily life. Thank you for watching, “Memory Idioms: 13 English Expressions connected to Memory!” I hope these memory idioms will be useful for you as you improve your English speaking and talk about remembering things in English. Good luck with your English studies!

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