Views— Part 1 Informe

Sugerencia: Be more grammatically accurate, concise, and clear. Start with a direct topic sentence, then give one or two specific supporting details using linking words. Correct vocabulary (mood, not moon) and avoid unclear phrases like "Church of views." For example, say you take photos when you feel happy and explain what kinds of scenes you prefer photographing.

Ejemplo: Yes, I do. I usually take photos when I'm in a good mood because I feel more creative, and I especially enjoy capturing bright outdoor scenes like parks and city streets. For example, last weekend I photographed a riverside park because the light and colours were beautiful.

Sugerencia: Give a clear topic sentence and specific reasons with linking words. Reduce repetition and correct grammar (e.g., "I prefer rural areas" not "a rural areas"). Mention concrete details such as mountains, fresh air, or fewer distractions to make the answer more specific and natural.

Ejemplo: I prefer photographing rural areas because they offer dramatic landscapes and fewer distractions. For instance, I like mountain scenes and quiet villages where I can focus on composition and natural light, which helps me take more peaceful and striking photos.

Sugerencia: Answer directly and expand with a clear reason and an example. Correct grammar ("I prefer taking pictures in my own country"), and explain how photographing your country helps promote it—mention specific places or cultural features. Use linking words like "because" and "for example."

Ejemplo: I prefer taking pictures in my own country because I want to showcase its culture and landscapes. For example, I often photograph traditional festivals and coastal towns to share images that might interest tourists and highlight local traditions.

× Yes, of course it's depend on mood.

✓ Yes, of course it depends on my mood.

The verb depend must agree with the singular subject it (third person singular) so use depends. Also include a possessive modifier for clarity: my mood. Use present simple for habitual states.

× When my moon was sad, I'm not taking pictures.

✓ When my mood is sad, I don't take pictures.

Several errors: 'moon' is incorrect; context requires 'mood'. The sentence mixes past and present forms. For habitual reactions to a sad mood use present simple: 'When my mood is sad, I don't take pictures.' Also use subject I with do not (don't).

× Church of views.

✓ I like to photograph scenes and landscapes.

'Church of views' is not a grammatical or meaningful phrase here. Provide a clear sentence that matches the question about taking pictures of different views. Use a subject and verb to complete the sentence.

× If my mood was happy, I'd take many.

✓ If my mood is happy, I take many pictures, or If my mood were happy, I would take many pictures.

Two possible correct forms: for a real present condition use present simple in the if-clause and present simple or continuous in the main clause: 'If my mood is happy, I take many pictures.' For an unreal or hypothetical present use subjunctive 'were' and conditional 'would': 'If my mood were happy, I would take many pictures.' Also add 'pictures' for clarity.

× Basically I prefer to take pictures pictures views in a rural areas because the rural area views are very good and amazing and rural area have many mountains.

✓ Basically I prefer to take pictures of views in rural areas because the views there are beautiful and there are many mountains.

Multiple issues: duplicate 'pictures pictures' removed; use plural 'rural areas' without article 'a'; add preposition 'of' after 'pictures'; simplify 'very good and amazing' to 'beautiful'; use existential 'there are' for plural 'many mountains'. Also remove repeated 'rural area' phrasing.

× That's why I want to be connect with with with the mountainous area.

✓ That's why I want to be connected with the mountainous areas, or That's why I want to connect with the mountains.

'Want to be connect' is incorrect; use passive 'be connected' or active 'connect'. Remove repeated 'with'. Use plural 'areas' or simply 'mountains' for natural phrasing.

× Countries I prefer taking pictures in my own country because I want to be promote my own country.

✓ I prefer taking pictures in my own country because I want to promote it.

Word order: begin with subject 'I'. 'Be promote' is incorrect; use active 'promote'. Replace repeated 'my own country' with pronoun 'it' to avoid redundancy.

× 3 destinations that way.

✓ There are three destinations I would highlight for that reason, or I have three destinations in mind.

'3 destinations that way' is fragmentary and unclear. Provide a complete sentence indicating the intended meaning: listing or mentioning three destinations. Use words instead of numeral '3' in spoken sentences if preferred, but numeral is acceptable in writing.