Chatting— Part 1 Báo cáo

Gợi ý: Your answer is generally clear and relevant, but it could be more natural and concise. Avoid redundancy such as 'I always like to chat and make new connection' and 'we talk all the time.' Also, use plural form correctly ('friends' instead of 'friend'). Try to structure your answer with a clear topic sentence and supporting details using linking words.

Ví dụ: Yes, I enjoy chatting with friends because I'm quite talkative. We often share stories and experiences since we spend a lot of time together, which keeps our conversations interesting and frequent.

Gợi ý: Your answer covers various topics, which is good, but the sentence structure and word choice need improvement for clarity and naturalness. Avoid phrases like 'we show about clothes' and use linking words to connect ideas smoothly. Also, be more specific and organized in your response.

Ví dụ: We usually chat about many topics such as clothes, food, and studying. In particular, we enjoy discussing skincare routines and supernatural stories because we share those interests. Recently, we've also exchanged new recipes we've discovered.

Gợi ý: Your answer addresses the question but contains grammatical errors and some unclear phrases like 'learn more towards sharing' and 'wide my knowledge.' Use linking words to improve coherence and correct verb forms. Try to be more precise and fluent.

Ví dụ: To be honest, I like both, but I prefer chatting with a group of friends because it allows me to expand my ideas and broaden my knowledge. I also enjoy learning new things from them.

Gợi ý: Your answer shows your preference clearly, but there are grammatical mistakes and awkward phrases such as 'like feel the tense' and 'like over social media.' Use linking words to contrast ideas and improve sentence structure. Also, correct verb forms and expressions for naturalness.

Ví dụ: I prefer face-to-face communication because I enjoy seeing people's facial expressions and feeling the atmosphere. However, I also use social media when we don't have time to meet in person, as it allows us to stay in touch conveniently.

Gợi ý: Your answer is relevant but contains grammatical errors and informal expressions. Use correct forms like 'type of argument' and 'rare occasions.' Also, avoid casual phrases like 'gonna' in formal speaking. Provide linking words to clarify your points and improve coherence.

Ví dụ: It depends on the type of argument. If you mean aggressive arguments, then no, they rarely happen. Usually, we only argue about small things like where to have lunch or what to wear, which are typical everyday topics.

× I always like to chat and make new connection with people.

✓ I always like to chat and make new connections with people.

The noun 'connection' should be plural 'connections' because it refers to multiple relationships with people, not just one.

× Especially with my friend since we got a lot of things to talk to and we went to places together so we talk all the time.

✓ Especially with my friends since we have a lot of things to talk about and we go to places together so we talk all the time.

'Friend' should be plural 'friends' to match the context of multiple people. Also, 'got' should be 'have' for present tense, and 'talk to' should be 'talk about' to correctly express the topic of conversation. 'Went' should be 'go' to maintain present tense consistency.

× we got a lot of things to talk to

✓ we have a lot of things to talk about

The correct preposition after 'talk' when referring to topics is 'about', not 'to'.

× we went to places together so we talk all the time.

✓ we go to places together so we talk all the time.

The sentence should maintain present tense to match the ongoing action, so 'went' should be 'go'.

× A lot of things we show about clothes, food, about studying, like literally everything.

✓ A lot of things we talk about: clothes, food, studying, like literally everything.

The verb 'show' is incorrect here; it should be 'talk about' to indicate topics of conversation. Also, 'about' is repeated unnecessarily.

× And we specially talk about skin cares and ghost stuff since we love these things.

✓ And we especially talk about skincare and ghost stuff since we love these things.

'Specially' is incorrect; the correct adverb is 'especially'. Also, 'skin cares' should be 'skincare' as it is an uncountable noun.

× We talk about new recipes we discover lately.

✓ We talk about new recipes we have discovered lately.

The verb tense should be present perfect 'have discovered' to indicate recent past actions relevant to the present.

× because it allow me to to extend idea and uh wide my knowledge and also just learn a new thing from them.

✓ because it allows me to extend ideas and widen my knowledge and also just learn new things from them.

'Allow' should be 'allows' to agree with the singular subject 'it'. 'Idea' should be plural 'ideas' to match the context. 'Wide' is incorrect; the correct verb is 'widen'. 'A new thing' should be 'new things' for general learning.

× because it allow me to to extend idea and uh wide my knowledge and also just learn a new thing from them.

✓ because it allows me to extend ideas and widen my knowledge and also just learn new things from them.

'Allow' must be 'allows' to agree with the singular subject 'it' in present tense.

× Oh, I prefer face to face.

✓ Oh, I prefer face-to-face communication.

'Face to face' should be hyphenated as 'face-to-face' when used as an adjective or adverb. Adding 'communication' clarifies the meaning.

× Uh, I like seeing people face expression and like feel the tense.

✓ Uh, I like seeing people's facial expressions and feeling the tension.

'Face expression' should be 'facial expression' and 'tense' (adjective) should be 'tension' (noun) to correctly express the feeling.

× But I also like over social media because it's sometimes we don't have time to to met our friends, so we just use the social media to text them.

✓ But I also like using social media because sometimes we don't have time to meet our friends, so we just use social media to text them.

'Like over social media' is incorrect; it should be 'like using social media'. 'To to met' should be 'to meet'. 'The social media' should be 'social media' without 'the'.

× it's sometimes we don't have time to to met our friends

✓ sometimes we don't have time to meet our friends

'Met' is past tense; the infinitive form 'meet' is required after 'to'.

× so we just use the social media to text them.

✓ so we just use social media to text them.

'Social media' is an uncountable noun and does not require 'the'.

× It depends what type of argue.

✓ It depends on what type of argument.

'Depends' requires the preposition 'on'. Also, 'argue' (verb) should be 'argument' (noun) here.

× If you mean the aggressive one, no.

✓ If you mean the aggressive type, no.

'One' is vague; 'type' is more appropriate when referring to kinds of arguments.

× It's happening in very rare occasion,

✓ It happens on very rare occasions,

'Occasion' should be plural 'occasions' and the phrase should be 'on very rare occasions'. Also, 'It's happening' is better as 'It happens' for habitual action.

× but we argue over small things like a place where we gonna have lunch or what we're gonna wear like this regular girly stuff.

✓ but we argue about small things like where we're going to have lunch or what we're going to wear, like this regular girly stuff.

'Argue over' is less common; 'argue about' is preferred. 'Gonna' should be 'going to' for formal correctness. 'A place where we gonna have lunch' is better as 'where we're going to have lunch'.