Hobby— Part 1 Informe

Sugerencia: Clarify grammar and make the answer more natural and concise. Start with a clear topic sentence, correct verb forms, and one or two specific supporting details using a linking word. Avoid redundancy and keep within 3–4 sentences.

Ejemplo: Yes — I'm an avid photographer, especially of landscapes. I find that photographing nature helps me unwind after a stressful day, and it makes me notice small details I would otherwise miss. For example, I enjoy waiting for early morning light to capture misty valleys.

Sugerencia: Fix word choice and sentence structure. Begin with a direct topic sentence, then give specific examples and link ideas with a connector. Remove unclear words like “withdrawing” and “field” and use correct compound words (e.g., backyard).

Ejemplo: Definitely — I loved drawing as a child. I used to spend hours sketching cartoon characters and the trees in our backyard, which really helped develop my imagination and artistic skills.

Sugerencia: Avoid repetition and correct wrong words. Give a direct answer stating the hobby has continued, then provide a brief example and a linking word to explain its benefit. Use correct spelling (backyard) and natural phrases.

Ejemplo: Yes — drawing is a hobby I've kept since childhood. I used to sketch cartoons and backyard trees, and that practice helped build my creativity; even now I still draw simple scenes to relax.

Sugerencia: Improve accuracy and natural phrasing, and give one specific contrasting example. Use correct collocations (e.g., ‘sedentary activities’, ‘social gatherings’) and a linking word to contrast your preference.

Ejemplo: Not really — we have different interests. My family prefers sedentary activities like reading or social gatherings, whereas I enjoy high-energy sports such as mountain biking, which keeps me fit and excited.

× I find it capturing landscapes allow me to unwind after a stressful day and appreciate the beauty of my surroundings.

✓ I find capturing landscapes allows me to unwind after a stressful day and appreciate the beauty of my surroundings.

Error type: incorrect verb form and subject-verb agreement. 'I find it capturing landscapes allow' is ungrammatical. Use either 'I find that capturing landscapes allows...' or 'I find capturing landscapes allows...'. Here 'capturing landscapes' is a gerund phrase functioning as the subject of 'allows', so the verb must be singular 'allows'. Suggestion: remove the extra 'it' and ensure subject-verb agreement ('capturing... allows').

× Definitely. I was always withdrawing. When I was a child.

✓ Definitely. I was always withdrawn when I was a child.

Error type: incorrect verb/adjective form. 'Withdrawing' is the present participle and implies an ongoing action; the intended meaning is a state, so the past participle/adjective 'withdrawn' is appropriate. Also the short sentence fragment 'When I was a child.' should be combined to form one correct sentence. Suggestion: use 'withdrawn' to describe a habitual state and combine clauses into one sentence.

× I used to spend hours sketching anything from cartoon characters to the trees in our Bay yard, which really helped field my imagination and creativity.

✓ I used to spend hours sketching anything from cartoon characters to the trees in our backyard, which really helped build my imagination and creativity.

Errors: incorrect word choice and capitalization and incorrect verb choice. 'Bay yard' is not standard; likely 'backyard' is intended and should be lowercase. 'Field my imagination' is incorrect collocation; the correct verb is 'build'. Suggestion: use standard noun 'backyard' and collocation 'build my imagination'. Ensure capitalization only where needed.

× I was obeyed, withdrawing.

✓ I was obedient and withdrawn.

Errors: wrong word forms and punctuation. 'Obeyed' is the past tense of 'obey' meaning someone followed orders; the adjective 'obedient' describes a person. 'Withdrawing' is a verb form; the intended adjective is 'withdrawn'. Combine with 'and' to join adjectives. Suggestion: use appropriate adjectives and link them with a conjunction.

× When I was a child, I used to spend hours sketching anything from cartoon characters to the trees in our bayard, which really helped build my imagination and creativity.

✓ When I was a child, I used to spend hours sketching anything from cartoon characters to the trees in our backyard, which really helped build my imagination and creativity.

Errors: spelling and word choice. 'Bayard' is a misspelling; 'backyard' is correct. Otherwise sentence structure is fine. Suggestion: correct spelling to 'backyard' and keep the rest as corrected earlier.

× Not really, we have quite diverse interests.

✓ Not really. We have quite diverse interests.

Error: punctuation and sentence boundary. The comma after 'Not really' makes a run-on; better to use a period. Subject-verb agreement is fine but sentence punctuation improvement recommended. Suggestion: separate short responses into sentences for clarity.

× While my family are into more sedentary activity such as gathering or reading, I'm much more an active person and I love to do high energy sports like mountain biking.

✓ While my family are into more sedentary activities such as gardening or reading, I'm much more an active person and I love doing high-energy sports like mountain biking.

Errors: pluralization, word choice and form. 'Activity' should be plural 'activities' to match 'more sedentary'. 'Gathering' is incorrect here; likely 'gardening' was intended. 'Love to do high energy sports' is awkward; use 'love doing high-energy sports'. Hyphenate 'high-energy' as a compound adjective. Also 'my family are' is acceptable in British English but 'is' may be preferred in American English; here retained 'are' per original. Suggestion: use correct noun forms, replace 'gathering' with 'gardening', pluralize 'activities', and use 'doing' for sports activities.