Used with why or when

• what: The next step usually involves the purchase of many books and the attempt to memorize what the authors have to say.

Object

• vocabulary: Once you get that, the rest is just memorizing vocabulary.

• something: One by one the other boys join in, each memorizing something different, depending on which chapter they are on.

• word: Don't forget to help them find useful strategies to memorize the words.

• table: To take an example from C, if you memorize the operator precedence table ( I never did ) you can write clever code.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• such: In Japan, language learners still memorize sentences such as " The food was eaten by me.

Modifying Another Word

• simply: So you are not simply memorizing words or phrases but actually learning how they are written and spoken at the same time.

• n't: Do n't memorize the molecules, study the patterns.

• not: Minor Premise: I did not memorize the 99 names of Allah.

• only: If people only memorize or just read texts, they receive no benefit from them.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: Phonebook The phone can memorize up to 500 phone numbers that can be with easily retrieved.