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2. Visualization is a key skill…
•Because names and numbers are
abstract they are difficult to
remember
•But our brains store and recall
images much more easily.
The Science of Memory: Top 10 Proven
Techniques to Remember More and Learn
Faster
Melanie Pinola / September 13, 2016
We are wired to Visualize
3. 2 kinds of prepositions:
Place and Time
Where
are you?
When are you
coming?
• I’m at home.
• I’m in bed.
• I’m on the train.
• At 2 o’clock.
• On Tuesday.
• In July.
Part 1 Part 2
6. Strategy 2: visualize a target
with ‘general area’ to ‘precise locale’
IN ON AT
•On Park Ave.
•In New York City •At the
hotel
7. Or visualize a triangle to represent
•Bigger to smaller
•More general to specific
Smaller Precise
Bigger General
AT
the hotel
ON 5th Ave
IN
New York City
8. Let’s look at Strategy 1 for
prepositions of place: where
Think
Think
Think Location Read on…
39. Did you do well?
At a party
At a
conference
At work
40. At lunch
At the train station
In the cafeteria
Inside Grand Central
It’s just a place
not in or out
Where is Bryan? At or In
He’s really inside
the building
41. Visualize funny images for exceptions to
the rule for communications :
On the phone
On the computer
On the internet
42. Visualize funny images for exceptions to
the rule for transportation:
On the train
On the bus
On the plane
43. We sit at a table or at a desk.
We stand at a window and look at the view. And
we say “Someone’s at the door. Let them in,
would you?”
44. He’s ____ work. He’s ___ his office. He’s
____ his desk.
He’s talking ____ the phone.
He’s working ___ his computer.
Try
this!
45. He’s at work. He’s in his office.
He’s at his desk.
He’s talking on the phone.
He’s working on his computer.
Did you
get it
right?
46. Nice room! There’s a sink __ the kitchenette, flowers ___ the
coffee table, flat screen TV ___the wall, luxurious sheets ___
the bed and probably wine __ the mini-fridge!
47. Nice room! There’s a sink in the kitchenette, flowers on the
coffee table, flat screen TV on the wall, luxurious sheets on
the bed and probably wine in the mini-fridge!
48. Visualize the
year as a box
and each
month as a box
Part 2: Prepositions of time:
In 2018
In June
When?
58. I hope these 3 prepositions of place
and time are more clear for you
now.
Teachers: Need more info?
Visit https://www.businessenglishallure.com/ to read
the full blog post, download the slides, flashcards and
quiz.
Ellen Dubois
59. Photo credits:
In the shower by Freeimages
In prison by Freeimages
In a car by ‘In Time’ movie
In NY State by Wikipedia
In Brooklyn by Homeaway
In a parking space by Propcy Blog
In the woods by ‘The child in Time’ movie
On Park Ave by Alamy
On the sidewalk by Streetsblog NYC
On the bench by New York by Design
On the sofa by Herman Miller
On the bookshelf by ‘The Child in Time’ movie
On random Lines by Kpsuperplane
On railroad line by Rail Technology Magazine
On power lines by Toni bird Control Solutions
On subway line B by Bloomberg
At Empire State Building by Viator
At the Airport by Airport Parking Guide
At the Statue Liberty by NYCGo
At rooftop party by BestViews NYC
Men at work by Petapixel
At a party by Timeout
At a conference by Artemis
On the computer by Funny Images
On the train by Info Nigeria
In a hotel room by Agoda
NYC in the morning by Ignans Angle
NYC in the afternoon by NYCGo
NYC in the evening by Minitime
At a desk by Knoll Office Seating
At Christmas time by Holidays in NY
On holiday by Active Planet Travels
Wired to visualize by Huffington Post
Editor's Notes
In the shower, In the kitchen, In jail or prison, In the livingroom
In the shower, In the kitchen, In jail or prison, In the livingroom
In a basket, In a car, In a frying pan, In a bottle
In a basket, In a car, In a frying pan, In a bottle
In n Manhattan, In the US or In Canada, In New York State or In the US, In Brookline
In n Manhattan, In the US or In Canada, In New York State or In the US, In Brookline
In a park, In a garden, In a parking space, In the woods or forest
In a park, In a garden, In a parking space, In the woods or forest
On the lake in Central Park, On Park Avenue, on the grass, on the sidewalk
On the lake in Central Park, On Park Avenue, on the grass, on the sidewalk
On the sofa, On the kitchen counter, on the book shelf, on the bed
On the sofa, On the kitchen counter, on the book shelf, on the bed
On a railroad line, On a tennis court line, On a power line, On a subway line
On a railroad line, On a tennis court line, On a power line, On a subway line
At the Empire State Building observation deck, At the bus stop, At the airport, At the Statue of Liberty
At the Empire State Building observation deck, At the bus stop, At the airport, At the Statue of Liberty
At lunch above NYC, At a party, At work, At a conference
At lunch above NYC, At a party, At work, At a conference