Art— Part 1 Báo cáo

Gợi ý: Be more concise, avoid filler words (uh, um), correct word choice (drive → draw), use a clear topic sentence and one or two specific supporting details. Keep answers under five sentences and use linking words (for example, because, so).

Ví dụ: Yes, I do like drawing. Although I don’t consider myself very talented, I enjoy practising because drawing relaxes me and helps me focus. For example, sketching for half an hour after work reduces my stress and improves my concentration.

Gợi ý: Start with a direct topic sentence, remove fillers, and make supporting details specific. Use linking words (because, for example) and correct collocations (enjoy art, art galleries).

Ví dụ: Yes, I often visit art galleries because I enjoy seeing different styles and techniques. For example, I recently saw a modern exhibition that inspired me with its bold colours and creative use of materials, which made me feel calm and inspired.

Gợi ý: Use correct grammar for conditional meaning (If I had time / If I had more time I would...). Reduce repetition and be specific about what you want to learn. Use one clear supporting detail with a linking word.

Ví dụ: Yes, I would like to learn more about art. If I had more free time, I would study art history and painting techniques because I’m interested in how styles developed and how artists express ideas.

Gợi ý: Provide a clear past-tense topic sentence and correct grammar (I used to draw a lot; now I don’t have enough time). Avoid fillers and vague statements; give a specific example of what you drew and explain why it helps creativity using linking words.

Ví dụ: Yes, I used to draw a lot as a child and I practised drawing many subjects like animals and cartoons. However, I don’t have as much time now. Drawing helped me develop creativity because it encouraged me to imagine new characters and stories.

× I haven't any talent in drawing,

✓ I don't have any talent in drawing,

The student used 'I haven't any' which is nonstandard in modern English. Use 'do not have' for possession in present simple. Suggestion: use 'I don't have any talent' or 'I have no talent'.

× I like to learn how to drive because I think that, uh, drawing, uh, can, uh, relax me and uh, I can focus on and, uh, distract from a stressful.

✓ I like to learn how to draw because I think that drawing can relax me and help me focus and distract me from stress.

Multiple errors: 'learn how to drive' is likely a mistaken verb; 'drive' should be 'draw'. 'Focus on and distract from a stressful' is ungrammatical. Use 'help me focus' and 'distract me from stress' or 'from a stressful situation'. Also remove unnecessary commas and fillers. Suggestion: 'I like to learn how to draw because I think drawing can relax me, help me focus, and distract me from stress.'

× I usually go to the gallery and I like to, uh, visit art gallery because I enjoy, uh, from art

✓ I usually go to galleries and I like to visit art galleries because I enjoy art,

'Visit art gallery' needs an article or plural: 'visit art galleries' or 'visit an art gallery'. The phrase 'enjoy from art' is incorrect; correct is 'enjoy art'. Also plural 'galleries' fits general habit. Suggestion: 'I usually go to galleries and I like to visit art galleries because I enjoy art.'

× art is very, uh, beautiful thing that, uh, the human can create.

✓ art is a very beautiful thing that humans can create.

Missing article before 'very beautiful thing' – use 'a very beautiful thing'. 'the human' is incorrect; use 'humans' or 'people'. Suggestion: 'Art is a very beautiful thing that humans can create.'

× And I think that, uh, enjoying art can relax and, uh, calm down, uh, the people.

✓ And I think that enjoying art can relax and calm people down.

'The people' is unnatural here; use 'people' without 'the'. Also verb order 'relax and calm down the people' should be 'relax and calm people down'. Suggestion: 'Enjoying art can relax people and calm them down.'

× if I had have a time, I I want to learn about art and I will enjoy it because I love art and the history of art very much and I try to spend my free time.

✓ If I had time, I would like to learn about art and I would enjoy it because I love art and art history very much and I try to spend my free time on it.

The conditional was mixed: 'if I had have a time' is incorrect. For unreal present, use 'If I had time, I would...' Also 'I want' should match conditional 'I would like' and 'history of art' is better as 'art history'. Add 'on it' for 'spend my free time on it'. Suggestion: Use correct second conditional structure: 'If I had time, I would like to learn about art.'

× when I was a kid, I umm, learned drawing very much and I tried to, uh, draw everything,

✓ When I was a kid, I drew a lot and I tried to draw everything,

'Learned drawing very much' is awkward; use 'drew a lot' to express frequent past action. 'Learned drawing' can be acceptable but 'learned to draw' or 'practiced drawing' is better. Suggestion: 'When I was a kid, I drew a lot and tried to draw everything.'

× but now I have enough time to, uh, drawing.

✓ but now I have enough time to draw.

After 'to' (infinitive marker) use base verb 'draw', not gerund 'drawing'. Suggestion: 'to draw' or 'to practice drawing'.

× every child like to draw because, uh, drawing help them to creative.

✓ every child likes to draw because drawing helps them to be creative.

Subject-verb agreement: 'every child' is singular, so verb must be 'likes'. Also 'drawing help' should be 'drawing helps'. 'to creative' is wrong form; use 'to be creative' or 'to be more creative'. Suggestion: 'Every child likes to draw because drawing helps them be creative.'