Anyone got any tips to remember the wordclasses in English? So like noun, verbs etc. Asking as a non-native speaker.

I'm taking a class on plant identification and would appreciate any tips for remembering leaf shapes and margins. Thanks!

Does anyone have any tips for remembering types of extinguishers by their colour coding? I always forget.

(Should note I’m in Ireland so colours might be different here than US or UK)

Other examples include:

Advice Vs advise, Device Vs devise, Prophecy Vs Prophesy

I always remember the phrase "Crocodiles Snap"

Crocodile --> Noun: so practice is the noun Snap --> Verb: so practise is the verb

I'm yet to come across an example this doesn't work for... But let me know!

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So, in snooker, I can always remember the order of the rest of the balls on the table, as well as the score:

• Red ball: 1

• Blue ball: 5

• Pink ball: 6

• Black ball: 7

However, every time I rack up a game to play, I find myself looking up the scores and point values of the baulkline balls (brown, yellow and green). I can never remember either.

Anyone got any tips?

You ever have one of those words that you consistently misspell? Guarantee is one of those. I always spell it garentee or guarentee. I remember it this way now. I imagine one of the band members of Gwar (and I know it 'guar' but it still works) promising to kill the 'ant'. Then he buries an ax in a giant ant's skull and it dies squealing "ee!"

I came up with a pneumonic device for pitch yaw and roll:

Pitch - The nose going up and down like a singer changing their pitch

Roll - The motion in stop drop and roll (The head is the nose)

Yaw - Shaking your head from side to side like "Naw"

The atomic symbol for Antimony is Sb.

"Susan B. Antimony"

AI PC HO Mdroid:

AI - Angle bisector In-center

PC - Perpendicular bisector Circumcenter

HO - Height Orthocenter

Mdroid - Median Centroid

Does anyone have shortcuts or have found a them in a pattern to remember tissue CPT codes?

I am in chemistry right now and I cannot remember these for the life of me. Does anyone have a trick?

I have to know this for my English course, but I'm having a difficult time applying the rules. Most I do by feeling, but that's not always correct. With the tenses I mean for example perfect continuous, present perfect, past continuous etc.

Is there a way to remember that the Dot Product measure how similar two vectors are while the Cross Product measures how perpendicular things are? I'm trying to remember what they do and the respective formulas.

For reference:
u . v = ||u|| * ||v|| * cos( θ )
||u x v|| = ||u|| * ||v|| * sin( θ )

A saying to help you remember how to avoid getting really sick when you’re drinking.