Names— Part 1 Báo cáo

Gợi ý: پاسخ شما باید طبیعی‌تر و روان‌تر باشد و از تکرار کلمات و مکث‌های غیرضروری پرهیز کند. همچنین بهتر است معنی نام خود را با جملات کامل و واضح بیان کنید.

Ví dụ: Yes, my name is Artifi, which is an Arabic name meaning kindness and compassion.

Gợi ý: پاسخ شما نامفهوم و ناقص است. باید پاسخ خود را به صورت کامل و واضح بیان کنید و از جملات مرتبط و منسجم استفاده کنید. همچنین بهتر است دلیل انتخاب نام را توضیح دهید.

Ví dụ: I believe that choosing names for the next generation depends on the parents' preferences and cultural background, as names often reflect family traditions.

Gợi ý: پاسخ شما نامفهوم و پر از مکث و کلمات اضافی است. بهتر است پاسخ خود را به صورت واضح و کامل بیان کنید و از جملات منسجم استفاده کنید.

Ví dụ: No, no one in my family has the same name as me because my name is quite unique and my family prefers not to repeat names.

Gợi ý: پاسخ شما ناقص و نامرتبط است. بهتر است اگر اطلاعات دقیقی ندارید، این موضوع را به صورت واضح بیان کنید و سپس درباره تجربه یا دانش خود صحبت کنید.

Ví dụ: I'm not Chinese, so I don't know much about naming traditions there, but in my country, naming styles have changed over time to reflect modern values.

Gợi ý: پاسخ شما نامفهوم و ناقص است. باید پاسخ خود را به صورت کامل و واضح بیان کنید و از جملات منسجم و مرتبط استفاده کنید.

Ví dụ: In Chinese society, certain characters are very popular in names because they carry positive meanings, and many parents choose these for their children.

× Artifact is an Arabic name and it means, uh, kind and kindness.

✓ Artifact is an Arabic name and it means kindness.

The phrase 'kind and kindness' is redundant and incorrect here. 'Kindness' is a noun that correctly expresses the meaning. Using both 'kind' (an adjective) and 'kindness' (a noun) together is unnecessary and grammatically incorrect.

× I think is depends on their parents of the next generation.

✓ I think it depends on the parents of the next generation.

The original sentence lacks the subject 'it' before the verb 'depends'. Also, 'their parents of the next generation' is awkward; 'the parents of the next generation' is clearer. Subject-verb agreement requires a subject before the verb.

× Also it is umm related to.

✓ Also, it is related to that.

The sentence is incomplete and lacks an object after 'related to'. Adding 'that' or specifying what 'it' is related to completes the sentence structure.

× Not exactly, because part of it is a consider as a new name and umm, there is uh, no family that uh, wanted to give away repetitive names, uh, to.

✓ Not exactly, because part of it is considered a new name and, umm, there is no family that wants to give repetitive names.

'a consider' is incorrect; the correct past participle form is 'considered'. Also, 'wanted' should be 'wants' to agree with 'family' as a singular noun. 'Give away repetitive names' is awkward; 'give repetitive names' is clearer.

× I think the name changes uh, over over the time and I'm not a Chinese so I don't know exactly about Chinese name, but in my country is uh the way.

✓ I think the names change over time and I'm not Chinese, so I don't know exactly about Chinese names, but in my country, it is like that.

'Name changes' should be plural 'names change' to match the context. 'Over over the time' is redundant; 'over time' is correct. 'I'm not a Chinese' should be 'I'm not Chinese' as 'Chinese' is an adjective here. 'Chinese name' should be plural 'Chinese names'. The last part is rephrased for clarity.

× Can you wish society there are many popular characters that parents prefer to. Give their name to their children.

✓ In your society, are there many popular characters that parents prefer to give their children as names?

The original sentence is fragmented and unclear. It lacks proper sentence structure and punctuation. The corrected sentence forms a clear question matching the examiner's query.