Names— Part 1 채점 보고서

제안: Your answer is clear but a bit short and could be more natural by adding a little explanation or personal touch. Try to avoid phrases like 'as such' which can sound unnatural in casual speech. Use simple and direct language to express your idea.

예시: No, my name doesn't have a special meaning, but I like it because it's easy to pronounce and unique in my community.

제안: Your answer is somewhat unclear and contains grammatical errors ('futures and recent' is confusing). Try to be more specific and use correct grammar. Also, avoid vague phrases like 'or something like that'. Instead, explain your idea clearly and logically.

예시: I haven't decided yet, but I might use AI technology to help me choose meaningful and modern names for my children in the future.

제안: Your answer is correct but very brief. To improve, you can add a little more detail or explanation to make your response more natural and engaging.

예시: No, none of my family members share my name, which makes it unique in my family.

제안: Your answer avoids the question instead of trying to answer it. Even if you don't know much, try to give a general opinion or say what you have heard. This shows your ability to handle unfamiliar topics.

예시: I'm not very familiar with Chinese naming traditions, but I think like many cultures, they might have changed over time to include more modern or international names.

제안: Your answer is too short and not very confident. Usually, in any culture, some names are more popular. Try to express your opinion clearly and provide a reason or example to support it.

예시: I believe some names are more popular in China, like traditional names that have positive meanings, but I'm not very sure about the details.

× Well, I haven't thought about it quite yet, but maybe I'll be using some AI or something like that to choose names for the futures and recent.

✓ Well, I haven't thought about it quite yet, but maybe I'll use some AI or something like that to choose names for the future and recent ones.

The phrase 'I'll be using' is a future continuous tense which is less appropriate here; simple future 'I'll use' fits better for a planned action. Also, 'futures and recent' is incorrect; 'future' should be singular and 'recent ones' clarifies the meaning. Use of '-ing' form after 'will' is unnecessary here.