Bike— Part 1 Report

Suggestion: The question is about a bicycle, but your answer says “Bible,” which changes the meaning. Listen for the key word “bike” and answer it directly. You could add one brief detail, such as whether you borrowed or rode someone else’s bike.

Example: No, I didn’t have my own bike as a child, but I sometimes rode my friends’ bikes.

Suggestion: Use “my country” if you are speaking about one country, and make sure your answer is a complete sentence. Avoid repeated fillers such as “um” and “I,” then give a clear reason or example to support your opinion. The answer in the transcript is unfinished, so complete your thought.

Example: I don’t think bikes are very popular in my country. Most people prefer to travel by car or public transport, especially for longer journeys.

× I can see the it's still fuse by

✓ I can see that it is still used by...

The phrase appears to use a passive construction, which requires a form of 'be' followed by a past participle. Use 'used,' not 'fuse.' The transcript ends before the sentence is complete, so add the person or group after 'by' if needed.