In my mind I always associate sandwiches with picnics we had when I was a child.

Your brain is where you store information and memories.

If you can't remember what day it is, you should look at the calendar.

You should organise words into categories to help you remember them.

You will remember things if you make connections between them in your mind.

Sleep helps consolidation of information – it makes information stay in your memory.

My computer crashed and now I have to do all my homework again.

I tried to forget what happened but it was fixed in my memory.

If you write things down, your ability to remember them will improve.

Here is some useful advice to increase your ability to remember things.

Wait! It's on the tip of my tongue – the answer is London.

Big Ben and St Paul's Cathedral are important landmarks in London.

Write things down – it will make them more memorable.

His memory is very good – he never forgets anybody's name.

Listen carefully – you need to pay attention to what I'm saying.

If you personalise new information, it will be easier to remember.

There was so much information that I couldn't process it all.

I couldn't recall his name, so I asked him to tell me again.

What will you reply if a friend invites you to the cinema after school?

Scientific research shows that sleep helps improve your memory.

I went to the library but I couldn't find the book I wanted on the shelves.