common.or
common.or
Choose the correct sentence.
Correct answer: Quote this poem from memory.
"from memory" is the correct and idiomatic phrase in English, meaning to recite something without reading or looking at it.
❌ "from the memory" is incorrect in this context — we don’t use “the” here.
❌ "from the heart" is acceptable in emotional or figurative contexts (e.g., "Speak from the heart"), but "Quote this poem from the heart" sounds unusual and imprecise.
❌ "from heart" is grammatically incorrect — it would need "the."
✅ So, the best and grammatically correct choice is:
"Quote this poem from memory."
