Typing— Part 1 Report

Suggestion: Be concise and grammatically correct: start with a clear topic sentence, then give two concise, specific reasons using linking words. Avoid repetition and fix verb forms and articles.

Example: I prefer typing to handwriting because it is faster and more convenient. For example, I can edit and save my work quickly on a computer, and I can type much more text in the same amount of time than I can write by hand.

Suggestion: Give a direct answer first (desktop or laptop), then explain with specific reasons and one clear linking word. Avoid vague phrases and repetition; correct noun/verb usage.

Example: I usually use a laptop when I am outside but a desktop at home. At home I prefer the desktop because it has a larger screen and a more comfortable keyboard, while the laptop is more portable for studying on the go.

Suggestion: Answer with a clear time reference and one or two specific details. Use correct tense and pronouns; avoid repetition and unclear words (e.g., 'Lexus' seems irrelevant).

Example: I learned to type when I was a child. My father taught me the basics, and we practiced together regularly, especially using educational typing programs to improve speed and accuracy.

Suggestion: State the method clearly, then give specific details about how it helps (features, practice frequency, results). Use correct grammar and complete sentences.

Example: I improve my typing by practicing daily on a website that offers timed typing exercises and varied topics. It helps because the drills increase my speed, the error feedback improves my accuracy, and the diverse texts expand my vocabulary.

× I myself prefer typing because 2 main reason, firstly when I typing it's more convenient than handwriting and also the second reason that when I type in something I always I can always typing more than handwriting.

✓ I myself prefer typing because of two main reasons. Firstly, when I type it's more convenient than handwriting, and secondly, when I type something I can always type more than when I write by hand.

Original sentence has singular/plural mismatch ('2 main reason' should be 'two main reasons') and inconsistent verb forms. Also 'when I typing' is incorrect form; use 'when I type'. 'I can always typing' mixes modal + continuous form incorrectly; use 'I can always type'. Improve by matching plural nouns with numbers and using base verb forms after modal verbs and in simple present tense.

× It depends on the situation. When I am outside, I always type. I always type in type on a keyboard. But when I am at home, you know, it's more convenient than writing in keyboards. So that's why I prefer type on desktop. But you know, I think there is no difference between this and I always try to.

✓ It depends on the situation. When I am outside, I always type on a keyboard. But when I am at home, handwriting is more convenient for me. So that's why I prefer to type on a desktop. I don't think there is much difference between them, and I always try to do both.

Problems include incorrect preposition and article use ('type in type on a keyboard' -> 'type on a keyboard'), wrong noun form ('writing in keyboards' -> 'handwriting' or 'writing by hand'), and verb form errors ('prefer type on desktop' -> 'prefer to type on a desktop'). Also sentence fragment 'I always try to.' lacks object and is incomplete. Use consistent simple present tense for habitual actions and include necessary objects and prepositions.

× When I was a child, I learned how to type on a keyboard. My dad told told me about that. And since my childhood, me and my dad, we are, we were always we were trying to learn something new things on keyboard, especially on technical equipments, Lexus.

✓ When I was a child, I learned how to type on a keyboard. My dad taught me that. Since my childhood, my dad and I have always tried to learn new things about keyboards, especially technical equipment.

Errors include repeated word 'told told' and wrong verb choice 'told' vs 'taught' (use 'taught' for teaching). 'Me and my dad' is incorrect pronoun order and case; use 'my dad and I'. Tense mixing: 'since my childhood' requires present perfect ('have always tried') rather than past continuous. 'something new things' is redundant; use 'new things'. 'on keyboard' should be 'about keyboards' and 'technical equipments' should be 'technical equipment' (uncountable). Remove unclear word 'Lexus'.

× OK, there's one website that helped me to enhance my language and typing skills and in this website there are many difficult and different topics that you have to speak about them and it allows enhance your vocabulary, typing and all the.

✓ OK, there's one website that helped me improve my language and typing skills, and on this website there are many difficult and varied topics that you have to speak about, which helps enhance your vocabulary and typing.

Issues: improper use of 'helped me to enhance' (both 'helped me enhance' or 'helped me to enhance' acceptable; prefer 'helped me improve'). 'in this website' should be 'on this website' (preposition). 'different topics that you have to speak about them' is redundant; drop 'them'. 'it allows enhance' is incorrect; use 'which helps enhance' or 'that helps to enhance'. Sentence ended abruptly 'and all the.' Clarify and complete list. Use gerund/infinitive correctly and correct prepositions.