go in one ear and out the other, Your student never listens. You tell him/her something and he/she forgets immediately., ring a bell, You see a woman at a party. You know you've met her before, but you can't remember where., memory is playing tricks on someone, Your grandfather was sure he parked his car on the left side of the street, but it was on the right., if my memory serves me right, Your colleague asks if the meeting is at 2pm or 3pm. You think it's at 2pm, but you're not 100% sure., slip someone's mind, Your friend forgot your birthday again, even though you reminded her last week., be on the tip of your tongue, Your mother is trying to remember the name of a song, and she almost has it... but not quite., refresh someone's memory, Your classmate is stressed before the history test. She asks you to quickly go over the key dates one more time., a memory like a sieve, Your uncle forgets everything — appointments, names, where he put his glasses..

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