1 11.4.7 Read and match the sentences (A-G) to the gaps (1-6). One sentence is extra. A Writing strengthens the learning process, so this is a two-in-one trick for memorising information. B As a general rule, basic information needs to be repeated 30 times before it sticks in your memory. C So how do you make sure the knowledge you need is firmly fixed in your brain? O Simply imagine yourself going for a walk or a car journey. E It's adaptable, but less effective for long lists of information. They don't just learn the words, they feel the emotions of their character and move about the room as they do. If you create a story around what you want to remember, it ca have much the same effect. 6x2=12 mark​