Visual persons use strong visual associations:
I see what you’re saying.
That looks good to me.
I’m not too clear on this right now.
This is still a bit hazy to me.
Boy, when they asked that question, I just went blank.
That sheds a new light on the problem.
Do you pick up my perspective?

Auditory persons remember by forming sounds of the words;
That rings a bell with me.
It sounds real good to me.
I hear you.
I’m trying to tune in to what you’re saying.
Listen to this new idea.
I had to ask myself.
Now, that idea clicks to me.

Kinesthetic persons tend to be more feeling oriented:
I can’t get a handle on this.
I’ve got a good feeling about this project.
Can you get in touch with what I’m saying?
It’s easy to flow with what you’re saying.
I don’t grasp what you’re trying to do.
This is a heavy situation.

These three modalities of learning,
Sure is of significance,
Well for remembering,
It may will be perchance.