personally (using our own interpretation)
subjectively
to see/ understand sth clearly
vividly
give examples
cite
to make sth/sb stronger ( to support )
reinforce
sth that is unlikely to be true
implausibility
disagree / be the opposite of
contradict
making you feel slightly confused, uncomfortable
disconcerting
remember and talk about
reminisce
highly advanced, the latest
cutting-edge
Choose what you want to remember
selective memory
to make sure that you remember something
commit to memory
to help someone remember something
jog the memory
repeated exactly as in the original
word for word
jog someone's memory
remind
to understand that you know the object or a person, (Identify through patterns or features.)
recognise
to remember a particular fact
recall
