Typing— Part 1 Informe

Sugerencia: Keep answers concise and directly state your preference, then give one clear specific reason with a linking word. Avoid redundant phrases and unclear references (e.g. "until first", "all kind of other social"). Use correct grammar (e.g. "I prefer handwriting because I am slow at typing on my phone").

Ejemplo: I prefer handwriting because I find typing on my phone slow and error-prone. For example, typing long messages takes me much longer than writing by hand, so handwriting feels faster and more comfortable.

Sugerencia: Answer directly with a clear topic sentence and one supporting detail. Use correct tense and smoother phrasing (e.g. "I don't use a desktop or laptop because I don't own one; I only type on my phone"). Avoid filler phrases like "for the record" and repetition.

Ejemplo: I don't use a desktop or laptop keyboard because I don't own one; I only type on my phone. As a result, I mainly use the phone's keypad for messages and online chats.

Sugerencia: Give a concise timeline: say when and how you learned, with one specific detail or example. Use linking words like 'then' or 'later' to show sequence. Avoid vague phrases like "all" and unclear structure.

Ejemplo: I learned typing at school when I participated in IT classes and competitions. Later, I practised more on my phone using WhatsApp and other social apps, which helped me get faster for everyday texting.

Sugerencia: Keep the answer focused on typing (not driving/voice). State one clear method and a specific practice routine. Use linking words ('for example', 'so') and correct word choice ('typing speed' not 'driving').

Ejemplo: To improve my typing, I practise daily with timed exercises on my phone for 10–15 minutes. For example, I use a typing app to do short speed drills, which helps me type faster and make fewer mistakes.

× In my perspective, I do prefer handwriting due to the fact that I'm very slow at typing in my phone keyboard until first.

✓ From my perspective, I prefer handwriting because I am very slow at typing on my phone's keyboard.

Use 'from my perspective' not 'in my perspective'; 'prefer' doesn't need 'do' here; 'because' is more natural than 'due to the fact that' in speech; use 'on' for typing on a keyboard and possessive 'phone's keyboard'; 'until first' is unclear and incorrect, so it was removed. Suggestion: say 'From my perspective, I prefer handwriting because I am very slow at typing on my phone's keyboard.'

× But in computer and all kind of other social I'm too slow, so I'm afraid that I can do it in time.

✓ But on a computer and other social platforms I am also too slow, so I'm afraid I will not finish in time.

Use 'on a computer' not 'in computer'; 'all kind of other social' is ungrammatical—use 'other social platforms'; use 'also' for addition; 'I'm afraid that I can do it in time' is wrong meaning—use 'I'm afraid I will not finish in time' to express concern about timing. Suggestion: 'But on a computer and other social platforms I am also too slow, so I'm afraid I will not finish in time.'

× For the record, I didn't use any desktop or laptop keyboard because I don't have any, so the one I used still now is my phone and the keypad on that phone.

✓ For the record, I don't use a desktop or laptop keyboard because I don't have one, so the one I still use is my phone and its keypad.

Tense consistency: use present 'don't use' if referring to current habit; 'any' with countable singular is incorrect—use 'a'/'one'; 'the one I used still now' is ungrammatical—use 'the one I still use'; replace 'that phone' with possessive 'its keypad'. Suggestion: 'For the record, I don't use a desktop or laptop keyboard because I don't have one, so the one I still use is my phone and its keypad.'

× Actually typing learned from the school itself through the IT competitions and all, and gradually it converted into my phone using the WhatsApp what's kind of social medias and now it's for the texting messages, everything it is the necessary need.

✓ Actually, I learned typing at school through IT competitions, and gradually it transferred to using my phone for WhatsApp and other social media; now it is necessary for texting messages.

Original lacks subject and proper verb forms; 'typing learned from the school' should be 'I learned typing at school'; 'converted into my phone using the WhatsApp' is awkward—use 'transferred to using my phone for WhatsApp'; 'what's kind of social medias' is incorrect—use 'other social media'; remove redundant phrases and correct tense. Suggestion: 'Actually, I learned typing at school through IT competitions, and gradually it transferred to using my phone for WhatsApp and other social media; now it is necessary for texting messages.'

× In my perspective, I have to do to improve my driving is to practice it more accurately, more, uh, quickly in given time, so it will be more easy to recognize your voice and understand the words and typing.

✓ In my view, to improve my typing I have to practice more accurately and more quickly under timed conditions so I can type faster and understand words correctly.

Many issues: 'improve my driving' is likely wrong word—should be 'typing'; phrase order was wrong—restructure to 'to improve my typing I have to practice'; 'in given time' should be 'under timed conditions'; 'so it will be more easy' should be 'so I can type faster' or 'so it will be easier'; 'recognize your voice' is irrelevant to typing—likely meant 'recognize words' or 'understand the words'. Clarify meaning and correct word choice. Suggestion: 'In my view, to improve my typing I have to practice more accurately and more quickly under timed conditions so I can type faster and understand words correctly.'