Money— Part 1 Informe

Sugerencia: Javobni qisqaroq va ravon qilishingiz lozim. Boshlanishida to‘g‘ridan-to‘g‘ri “yo‘q” deb ayting, so‘ng sababni aniq va grammatik jihatdan to‘g‘ri ifoda eting. Masalan, zamon va fe’llarni to‘g‘ri ishlatish (I never borrow → I have never borrowed; I just waiting → I just wait yoki I just wait for my salary). Bog‘lovchi so‘zlardan foydalanib sababni tushuntiring (because, so). Javobni 2-3 gap bilan cheklang.

Ejemplo: No, I have never borrowed money from others because I prefer to wait for my salary. I feel uncomfortable asking for money, so I always try to budget carefully to avoid borrowing.

Sugerencia: Javobni tuzishda aniq struktura va grammatikani yaxshilang. Boshlang‘ich gapda javobni to‘g‘ridan-to‘g‘ri ayting (Yes, sometimes). Sababni sodda, aniq qilib tushuntiring va bog‘lovchi so‘zlar (for example, because, when) ishlating. Noaniq ifodalarni almashtiring (“some event” → “an emergency” yoki “important occasion”). Gaplarni 2-3 ta sodda gap bilan cheklang va fe’l zamonlarini tekshiring (give → lend).

Ejemplo: Yes, I sometimes lend money to relatives or friends when they have an emergency or an important occasion. For example, last year I lent my sister some money for a medical bill because she needed it urgently.

× I never borrowed money from others because it's uncanny for me and I don't like to take the money from someone.

✓ I have never borrowed money from others because it feels strange to me and I don't like to take money from anyone.

The student used simple past 'borrowed' but the adverb 'never' with life experience fits present perfect 'have never borrowed'. 'It's uncanny for me' is unnatural; use 'it feels strange to me'. 'take the money from someone' should be general 'take money from anyone'. Use of articles corrected: 'money' without 'the'. Suggestions: use present perfect for life experience statements, prefer 'anyone' for indefinite people, and choose natural expressions for feelings.

× I just waiting my salary instead of taking the money from others.

✓ I just wait for my salary instead of borrowing money from others.

The sentence lacks the correct verb form: 'waiting' needs an auxiliary ('am waiting') or change to base form 'wait'. Context calls for habitual action, so simple present 'I just wait' is appropriate. Also use the correct verb collocation 'wait for my salary' and use 'borrowing money' rather than 'taking the money'. Suggestion: use correct verb forms for habitual actions and standard verb + preposition collocations.

× Sometimes I give the money to my relatives or my friends because other people will have some event that is must to borrow money from others and I just give the money to them to borrow.

✓ Sometimes I lend money to my relatives or friends because they sometimes have events when they must borrow money, and I lend it to them.

Multiple issues: use of 'give the money' is unnatural for lending; 'lend' is correct. 'Will have some event' is incorrect tense/modal usage; 'they sometimes have events when they must borrow money' suits general habitual situations (simple present). 'is must to borrow' is incorrect structure; use 'must borrow'. Repetition was reduced for clarity. Suggestions: use 'lend' vs 'borrow' correctly, use simple present for habitual facts, and avoid unnecessary words like 'the' before 'money' and 'my' before 'friends' when context clear.