Accurately - The ability to remember facts or details correctly, Chase - To run after something or someone to catch them, Earliest memory - The first thing you can remember from your life., Have a clear memory of - To remember something in a very clear and detailed way, Have a distant memory of - To remember something, but only from a long time ago., Have a good memory for - To have a strong ability to remember specific things, Have a memory like a sieve - To have trouble remembering things, forgetting easily, Have a photographic memory - To remember something very well and in great detail, Have a terrible memory for - To have a very poor ability to remember certain things, Have a vague memory of - To remember something, but only slightly or unclearly, Have a vivid memory of - To recall something in a very detailed and lifelike way, Improve your memory - To boost your ability to remember things, Jog your memory - To recall something after being reminded of it, Lose your memory - To lose the ability to remember things, Make up - To invent a story or lie, Memorise - To learn something by heart, Narrative - A spoken or written story or account of events, Squirt - To push liquid out in a thin, fast stream, Visualise - To create a mental image of something, Witness - To see an event happen, especially a crime or accident,

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