Everything sounds fine. It's very general, though. Are you going to give any specific examples to make your meaning clear?
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Think of the loci method.
In this room you can find 9 fixed things and number the things systematically from top to bottom and from left to right. Then you can recall what you have memorized with ease. You need to use the 3 3 3 system. After that prepare 9 items which you have to memorize. Then make a bizarre association between the fixed thing in the place and the item. If you use the five senses, it is more useful. Later think of the fixed things in the place. Then you can recall what you have put together by association or imagination.
If you have a lot of places, you can learn plenty of things by heart.
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Hello. I am interested in mnemonics. Would you check the sentences and correct errors if any?
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Thank you.
For example, #4 is the clock. If you want to have an association between the fixed thing, the clock, and a bottle. (You want to memorize an ink bottle.)
Make an association of spilling ink from an ink bottle on the clock. Think of the smell of ink and the sound of hitting the clock with an ink bottle.
# 4 is the fixed thing, which is the clock in this place. So if you think of the fourth fixed thing, the clock, you can recall an ink bottle. In this way, you can memorize a lot of items. If you have many places which have 9 or 10 fixed things in each place, you can learn a great number of items with ease.
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Is my specific explanation grammatical?
For example, #4 is the clock. If you want to have an association between the fixed thing, the clock, and a bottle. (You want to memorize an ink bottle.)
Make an association of spilling ink from an ink bottle on the clock. Think of the smell of ink and the sound of hitting the clock with an ink bottle.
# 4 is the fixed thing, which is the clock in this place. So if you think of the fourth fixed thing, the clock, you can recall an ink bottle. In this way, you can memorize a lot of items. If you have many places which have 9 or 10 fixed things in each place, you can learn a great number of items with ease.
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Is my specific explanation grammatical?
Yes, that's great. You've given some specific examples of what you mean in your original explanation -- examples including some of the five senses and some bizzare associations.
Good!
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Good!
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