"Oh where do I even start? Forgetting stuff can range from awkward to downright dangerous! Medical fields are the obvious one - a nurse mixing up dosages or a surgeon forgetting steps in an operation? No thanks. But even in everyday life, your memory can make or break you.
Take job interviews - nothing screams ‘unprepared’ like blanking on your own work experience. I once completely forgot the name of the company I was interviewing for (facepalm). And exams, obviously! Cramming the night before never works - trust me, I’ve seen my grades tank from last-minute 'study amnesia'.
Then there’s social landmines -forgetting anniversaries, birthdays, or worse… your partner’s coffee order after two years together (guilty as charged). Even travel gets messy when you forget flight times or hotel addresses.
But the real kicker? Emergency situations. Imagine forgetting CPR steps or how to call for help abroad. Memory isn’t just about smarts - it’s about safety, relationships, and not epically failing at adulting.
💡 Tip: Screenshot everything.
Key Phrases/Idioms
- Make or break (critical for success)
- Facepalm (embarrassing mistake)
- Tank (fail badly)
- Social landmines (awkward situations)
- Epically failing (humorous exaggeration)
Speaking Topic | In what situations is it important to remember information very well
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