Reading— Part 1 Informe

Sugerencia: Be more concise and correct grammar. Start with a clear topic sentence, then give one or two specific supporting details using linking words. Avoid redundant phrases and correct collocations (e.g., "useful information" not "in useful information").

Ejemplo: Yes, I enjoy reading. For example, reading non-fiction articles helps me learn new facts and improve my knowledge, and fiction relaxes me after a long day.

Sugerencia: Use a concise topic sentence and correct word choice and grammar. Replace inaccurate verbs ("strong my memory" → "strengthen my memory") and avoid repetition. Add a brief reason with a linking word such as "because."

Ejemplo: I prefer reading on paper because it helps me remember information better, especially when I write notes in the margins or highlight key points.

Sugerencia: Begin with a clear direct answer, fix grammar ("it depends" not "it's depends"), and give one specific example of important content. Use a linking word like "for example" to introduce details. Avoid repetition such as "read, read carefully."

Ejemplo: It depends on the material. For example, I read carefully when studying for exams or reading legal documents because details matter, but I skim news articles or social posts when I'm short on time.

Sugerencia: Give a clear preference and use correct grammar and vocabulary ("detailed reading" not "detail reading"). Remove hesitations and repetitions. Provide a concise example to illustrate when you scan versus when you read in detail, using linking words like "however" or "for instance."

Ejemplo: It depends on the situation. For instance, I read international news in detail to understand context and implications; however, I usually scan celebrity gossip or brief updates to get the main idea quickly.

× Actually, I would say I really like reading because I think this behavior can help me to observe a lot of in useful information and my knowledge.

✓ Actually, I would say I really like reading because I think this activity can help me observe a lot of useful information and increase my knowledge.

The sentence contains incorrect prepositions and word choice. 'a lot of in useful information' is ungrammatical; remove extra preposition 'in' and place 'useful' before 'information'. 'This behavior' is awkward; use 'this activity'. 'help me to observe' is acceptable but 'help me observe' is more natural. 'and my knowledge' is missing a verb; change to 'and increase my knowledge'. Suggestion: simplify phrases, place adjectives before nouns, and ensure parallel structure.

× From my perspective, I would say I really prefer to read on paper because I think on the paper this can help me to strong my memory about the content that I read, but on the screen I may not, I may forgot easily.

✓ From my perspective, I really prefer to read on paper because I think paper helps strengthen my memory about the content I read, but on a screen I may not; I may forget easily.

Problems include incorrect prepositions and verb forms. 'on the paper' should be 'paper' or 'on paper'. 'help me to strong my memory' uses wrong verb 'strong' — use 'strengthen'. 'the content that I read' is acceptable but 'the content I read' is more natural. 'I may forgot' uses incorrect verb form; use 'forget'. Also replace comma splice with clearer punctuation. Suggestion: use correct verb forms (strengthen, forget), omit unnecessary articles, and fix clause punctuation.

× I think it's depends on the importance of the content. If the content is very in vital and I need to pay attention and I will read, read carefully and not let myself to lose some details.

✓ I think it depends on the importance of the content. If the content is very important and I need to pay attention, I will read carefully and not miss any details.

'It's depends' incorrectly combines 'it is' with 'depends' — use 'it depends'. 'very in vital' is incorrect word order and wrong preposition; use 'very important'. 'I will read, read carefully' repeats words unnecessarily; use 'I will read carefully'. 'not let myself to lose some details' is ungrammatical; use 'not miss any details'. Suggestion: ensure correct auxiliary usage, correct adjective order, avoid repetition, and use standard verbs like 'miss'.

× From my perspective I would say this depends on the importance of the information. If the if the content is very vital or even is international events and I would detail reading. But if it's the scandal I was scanning.

✓ From my perspective, it depends on the importance of the information. If the content is very important, or if it is an international event, I would read in detail. But if it is a scandal, I would scan it.

Several issues: unnecessary repetition 'If the if the'. 'very vital' is awkward; use 'very important'. 'even is international events' has word order and number errors — use 'or if it is an international event'. 'I would detail reading' is incorrect; use 'I would read in detail' or 'do detailed reading'. 'But if it's the scandal I was scanning' mixes tenses and articles; use 'if it is a scandal, I would scan it'. Suggestion: correct word order, use singular/plural agreement, and choose appropriate verb phrases for reading modes.