Have you ever been saying something and forgot what you were talking about, what happened?
That has always happened to me, and it's because I'm a first-class distractor. In normal conversations, if I'm interrupted and diverted to something else, I'm bound to have a bit of a hard time remembering what I was talking about in the beginning. It also happened to me when I was a teacher: if my students asked me a question, and if I took too long in giving the answer, then I had to ask them themselves: "What was I talking about?"
When you have been asked something that you know, but at the time of answering you have been confused, how do you answer?
Confusions occur when one misunderstands the question or when the person asking is not clear or specific when asking. Anyone gets entangled and gives answers that are not.
Do i always remember my ideas and everything i need to do or do i have to take notes?
There are people who are very good with memory and perform very well in their activities, but unfortunately I don't fall into that category. I necessarily have to go around making lists for everything, for my tasks in general and, above all, when I go out to do the shopping.
When i answer a question, must i repeat the question as part of my answer?
There are people who repeat like parrots, as if to make sure of what they are asking. If not, there are those of us who turn a deaf ear to repeat the questions, because that is another way to better understand what the interlocutor is asking.
Has something curious or serious happened because i forgot what to say?
Of course. When I was a teacher, there was a time when I arrived saying to my students: “Okay, guys. Take out a leaf to do the quiz. Keep notebooks, books and guides, please”. And right there they protested: "But, professor, you didn't tell us there was a quiz today." What a pity it gave me. But I had no choice and I assigned them the exam for another day.
At that time I thought about the possibility of looking for a remedy in the pharmacy in order to improve my memory. But that too I forgot.