Work— Part 1 Report

Suggestion: Be more concise and reduce hesitations. Start with a clear topic sentence (I work as a dietitian.) then give one or two specific supporting details. Avoid trailing off and fix grammar (e.g., "to make kids aware" not "to aware"). Use linking words like "and" or "also" for coherence. Keep answer to no more than 4–5 sentences.

Example: I work as a dietitian. I also run an organization called Sports Edition of India, where I provide diet consultations and promote healthy eating. Lately, I have been visiting universities and schools to make children aware of food safety and adulteration. These activities help me reach more people and improve community health.

Suggestion: Give a direct opening sentence, then two clear details. Remove filler words and unfinished phrases. Correct grammar ("in the state of Punjab", "next to my house"). Explain briefly why it's convenient, and finish the thought about the children. Keep within 4 sentences.

Example: I work in my private clinic in Patiala, in the state of Punjab. The clinic is next to my house, which makes it very convenient for me. Because my children are homeschooled, I can balance work and childcare more easily. This setup helps me manage clinical hours and family responsibilities.

Suggestion: Organize into a clear topic sentence and two specific reasons. Avoid vague or incorrect words like "immunities" and unfinished phrases. Use correct comparisons ("better than when I worked in the city") and concrete examples (parking, space, facilities). Use linking words such as "because" and "so" for coherence.

Example: Yes, it is a very good place to work. It is more spacious than my old city clinic, so I can offer better facilities and private consultation rooms. Also, being in a semi-rural area means there is ample parking and easier access for patients. As a result, I can provide more comfortable and effective care.

Suggestion: Begin with a direct answer, then give two vivid, specific details. Avoid awkward phrases ("long shabby trees"); choose accurate descriptors like "tall shady trees". Use present tense consistently and a linking word such as "also". Finish with a clear result or feeling (patients enjoy it, I feel comfortable).

Example: Yes, I like the place where I work. It is my hometown and I have lived here for nearly ten years, so I feel very comfortable. The area has lovely green spaces and tall shady trees planted along the path to my clinic. Patients often comment that the pleasant environment makes visits more relaxing.

Suggestion: Provide a clear topic sentence stating the plan, then one or two concise reasons. Remove hesitation and correct grammar ("I'm an ambitious person", "part-time job as a lecturer", "budding dietitians"). Explain how your experience qualifies you and what you hope to achieve. Keep it within 3–4 sentences.

Example: I plan to take a part-time position as a lecturer. I have many years of clinical experience in food and nutrition, so I want to share practical knowledge with budding dietitians. By teaching, I hope to help students apply theory to real patients and improve nutrition services in the community.

× I provide diet consultation and educate people regarding miracle of food and nutrition.

✓ I provide diet consultations and educate people about the miracles of food and nutrition.

Countable noun 'consultation' should be plural when referring to services in general. 'Regarding' is acceptable but 'about' is more natural; 'miracle' should be plural 'miracles' to match 'food and nutrition' as multiple benefits. Improve by using plural for general, recurring services and matching noun forms.

× These days I'm also visiting lots of universities and school to aware all the kids regarding food safety and adulteration.

✓ These days I'm also visiting lots of universities and schools to make all the children aware of food safety and adulteration.

Use plural 'schools' for multiple institutions (singular/plural issue as well) and 'visiting' as present continuous is fine. 'To aware' is incorrect: 'aware' is an adjective and needs a causative verb 'make ... aware' or 'raise awareness'. Use 'children' instead of 'kids' for formal speech and 'aware of' is correct preposition.

× So they.

✓ So they attend these sessions.

Original fragment 'So they.' is incomplete (sentence structure error) and unclear. Completing sentence with a plural subject 'they' requires a verb; added 'attend these sessions' fits context. This addresses sentence structure and plural usage.

× My clinic is situated in Patiala, uh, it is in state of Punjab and moreover it is just next to my house.

✓ My clinic is situated in Patiala; it is in the state of Punjab and is right next to my house.

Use definite article 'the state of Punjab' for a specific named state. 'Just next to' can be more naturally 'right next to'. Use proper punctuation instead of comma splice.

× So it is always convenient for me to go there and do my work along with the my kids because my kids are home schooled and they're also.

✓ So it is always convenient for me to go there and do my work while my children are home-schooled and with me.

Remove extra article 'the my kids' (pronoun error). 'Along with' and trailing 'they're also.' is incomplete; rephrase to 'while my children are home-schooled and with me.' Use 'children' and hyphenate 'home-schooled' in formal writing.

× Definitely it is a spacious enough and I can provide all the immunities uh, for my patient and treat them much better as compared to umm when I was running my clinic in city.

✓ Definitely it is spacious enough, and I can provide better care for my patients and treat them much better compared to when I was running my clinic in the city.

Do not use indefinite article 'a' with 'spacious enough'—use 'spacious enough' without 'a'. 'Provide all the immunities for my patient' is incorrect word choice; likely meant 'provide better care' or 'immunizations' if vaccination. Use plural 'patients' and include 'the city' with article. Improve word choice and agreement.

× Because these days I'm running my clinic in semi rural area just because of the land is enough to provide parking and basic amenity to public.

✓ These days I'm running my clinic in a semi-rural area because the land is sufficient to provide parking and basic amenities for the public.

Use article 'a semi-rural area'. Remove repeated 'because'. 'Land is enough' is unidiomatic — use 'land is sufficient'. 'Amenity' should be plural 'amenities' and preposition 'for the public' is correct.

× I just uh, enhance my service. The provide them sophisticated.

✓ I have just enhanced my services and provided them with more sophisticated facilities.

Original has tense and structure problems: 'enhance' should be past or present perfect 'have enhanced' if referring to recent improvement. 'The provide them sophisticated' is ungrammatical; correct to 'provided them with more sophisticated facilities' to show object and correct verb form.

× Definitely. It is my hometown and it has been almost a decade since I am living here and the place has amazingly, uh, great green space.

✓ Definitely. It is my hometown and I have been living here for almost a decade, and the place has amazing green spaces.

Use present perfect 'I have been living here' for actions that began in the past and continue. 'Since I am living here' is incorrect. 'Amazingly, great green space' is awkward; use 'amazing green spaces' or 'a great green space'.

× Moreover, a long shabby trees are planted in symmetrical rows on the path to my clinic and it has a good biodiversity in terms of plants and flowers.

✓ Moreover, long shady trees are planted in symmetrical rows along the path to my clinic, and it has good biodiversity in terms of plants and flowers.

'Shabby' is wrong adjective; likely 'shady' (providing shade). Article/number agreement: drop 'a' before plural 'long shady trees'. Use 'along the path' rather than 'on the path' for lining trees. 'Good biodiversity' is acceptable.

× My patient enjoyed it.

✓ My patients enjoy it.

Use plural 'patients' to match general statement and present simple 'enjoy' for habitual action. Original 'enjoyed' past tense implies single event; context indicates ongoing appreciation.

× I'm very ambitious person and I really want to do part time, uh, job as a lecturer, uh, because during this, uh, intense clinical hours, I have, uh, lots of experience regarding food and nutrition that I really want to pass on the budding dietation and, uh, moreover, uh, I want to, uh.

✓ I'm a very ambitious person and I really want to do a part-time job as a lecturer, because during these intense clinical years I have gained a lot of experience in food and nutrition that I really want to pass on to budding dietitians.

Add article 'a' before 'very ambitious person'. Hyphenate 'part-time' and include article 'a' before 'part-time job'. 'During this, intense clinical hours' is incorrect: use 'during these intense clinical years' (time period). 'I have gained' uses past participle 'gained' to show experience acquired. 'Budding dietation' is incorrect: use 'budding dietitians' and include preposition 'to'.