Mirrors— Part 1 Report

Suggestion: Improve grammar and sentence structure: use correct verb forms (watching -> watch), articles, and natural phrasing. Start with a clear topic sentence, then add one or two specific supporting details using a linking word. Keep it concise (no more than 3–4 short sentences).

Example: Yes, I do. I usually check myself in the mirror every day because I want to make sure my hair and clothes look neat. For example, I often adjust my shirt or fix my hair before I leave the house.

Suggestion: Avoid repetition and correct comparative/adjective forms (more prettier -> prettier; the better one -> a better outfit). Give a brief reason and one specific example. Use linking words like 'because' or 'so' to connect ideas naturally.

Example: Yes, I have bought mirrors several times because I like to check my appearance. For example, I bought a full-length mirror last year so I can see how outfits look before going out.

Suggestion: Fix repetition and collocations: 'remake up' is incorrect—use 'touch up my makeup' or 'check my face'. Use one clear reason and an example. Keep sentences short and natural.

Example: Yes, I usually carry a small mirror in my bag because I like to touch up my makeup during the day. For instance, I often check my lipstick after lunch to make sure it looks fine.

Suggestion: Improve clarity and grammar: avoid awkward phrasing (more lighter -> lighter). Start with a direct answer, then explain with one specific effect and an example. Use linking words like 'because' and 'so' correctly and avoid redundancy.

Example: Yes, I would. I place mirrors in my room because they reflect light and make the space appear larger and brighter. For example, I hung a large mirror opposite the window to increase natural light in the room.

× Yes, I like to watching mirror by myself and usually I watch it every day because checking myself is important for me and it helps me to change better clothes or outfit.

✓ Yes, I like to watch myself in the mirror and usually I look at it every day because checking myself is important to me and it helps me to choose better clothes or outfits.

The phrase 'like to watching' mixes infinitive and -ing form; use either 'like to watch' or 'like watching' (Grammar problem type 8). 'Watching mirror' is incorrect; we need the reflexive object and the preposition 'in' to indicate location: 'watch myself in the mirror' (Grammar problem type 11 and 12). 'Checking myself is important for me' should be 'important to me' (incorrect preposition). 'Change better clothes or outfit' is awkward; use 'choose better clothes or outfits' for correct verb and plural noun agreement (singular/plural issue, type 1).

× Yes, I bought mirrors many times because I like to watch myself with my mirrors.

✓ Yes, I have bought mirrors many times because I like to look at myself with my mirror.

'Bought mirrors many times' is acceptable but using present perfect 'have bought' fits experience better; however primary issue is plural 'my mirrors' which is odd when referring generally to a small personal mirror: 'my mirror' is clearer (singular/plural issue, type 1). Also 'like to watch myself with my mirrors' should use 'look at myself' for natural collocation (verb choice/phrase but fits under verb + -ing or preposition use).

× It helps me to check myself to be more prettier or change my clothes to the better one.

✓ It helps me check myself to be prettier or to change my clothes for a better one.

'More prettier' is a double comparative; use 'prettier' alone (comparative error included in type 25 but categorized here as incorrect use of adjectives, type 13). 'Change my clothes to the better one' uses incorrect article and preposition; use 'for a better one' or 'into a better outfit' (article/preposition issues). Also 'to check myself' does not need 'to' after 'helps me' but both forms acceptable; streamlined to 'helps me check myself'.

× Yes, I usually bring my small mirror every day because I I want to check my face and I need to remake up my face by my mirror.

✓ Yes, I usually bring my small mirror every day because I want to check my face and I need to redo my makeup with my mirror.

'I I' is duplicated — remove the extra 'I' (sentence structure/type 26). 'Remake up my face' is incorrect phrasing; 'redo my makeup' is the correct collocation (incorrect use of pronouns/word choice, type 12 and 13). 'By my mirror' should be 'with my mirror' (incorrect preposition, type 11).

× Yes, I use mirrors to decorate my room because if I have many mirrors in my room, the mirrors reflect lights and the room can be more lighter so and I like it so I use it for that purpose.

✓ Yes, I use mirrors to decorate my room because if I have many mirrors in my room, the mirrors reflect light and the room can be lighter, and I like that, so I use them for that purpose.

'Reflect lights' should be 'reflect light' (uncountable noun; incorrect use of quantifier/article, types 14/22). 'Can be more lighter' is a double comparative; use 'can be lighter' (comparative error, type 25). 'So and I like it so' is redundant and awkward; simplify to 'and I like that' (sentence structure error, type 26). 'I use it for that purpose' refers to 'mirrors' (plural) so pronoun should be 'them' (incorrect pronoun agreement, type 12).