Headphones— Part 1 採点レポート

提案: Give a direct topic sentence, correct grammar and avoid redundancy. Be specific about when and why you use headphones, and keep it within 2–3 clear sentences. Use linking words if adding a reason.

例: Yes, I use headphones regularly. I find them convenient because they block out background noise and let me enjoy music or movies while commuting or studying.

提案: Name the device correctly and give concise, specific features. Use one linking word to connect reason(s). Avoid long repetitive clauses and check pronunciation of product names.

例: I use wireless AirPods, which are small and truly wireless. They are convenient because they’re portable, easy to charge, and provide clear sound for calls and music.

提案: Start with a clear statement of typical situations, then give 1–2 specific examples with linking words. Fix grammar (e.g., "when I'm bored", "when walking") and be concise.

例: I usually wear headphones when I’m bored or walking outside. For example, I listen to upbeat music when I walk to lift my mood, and I use noise-cancelling headphones on flights to relax.

提案: Provide a clear topic sentence and a concise reason. Use correct grammar ("when I am at school", "I must listen to my teacher"). Include one linking phrase to connect condition and reason.

例: I wouldn’t use headphones at school because I need to listen to my teacher and be available to help classmates. Also, it would be rude in a small classroom where others need attention.

提案: Answer directly, then give a brief personal reason and an example. Correct grammar ("It depends on the person") and avoid confusing sentences about phones. Keep to 2–3 sentences.

例: It depends on the person, but I find headphones comfortable. For example, wireless earbuds fit my ears well and are more comfortable than holding a phone to my ear during long calls.

× Absolutely yes. It's very convenient and I can listen to music earlier without noise so I really like use handful to listen music or watch movie.

✓ Absolutely, yes. It's very convenient and I can listen to music without noise, so I really like to use headphones to listen to music or watch movies.

Errors: missing article 'to' before infinitive ('like to use'), incorrect noun 'handful' instead of 'headphones', missing plural 'movies', unnecessary word 'earlier'. Suggestion: use correct noun 'headphones', add 'to' after 'like', pluralize 'movies', and remove 'earlier' unless you mean 'earphones' or 'earlier than before'. Also add commas for clarity.

× I use air price earphone.

✓ I use AirPods earphones.

Error: 'air price' is incorrect; likely trying to say a brand name 'AirPods' or 'wireless'. Also 'earphone' should be plural 'earphones'. Suggestion: use correct brand name or 'wireless earphones' and plural form.

× You know it's convenient. You take it and put it back.

✓ You know it's convenient: you can take them and put them back.

Error: pronoun/verb mismatch and singular/plural inconsistency. 'Earphones' are plural, so use 'them' and 'can' to indicate ability. Suggestion: match pronouns to the plural noun and use modal 'can' for ability.

× It's small and you can use always after you charge it and you can enjoy your music like it's next to you year played and so I really like you.

✓ They're small, and you can always use them after you charge them. You can enjoy your music as if it's playing next to you, so I really like them.

Errors: incorrect pronouns ('you' instead of 'them'), misplaced adverb 'always', awkward clause 'like it's next to you year played'. Suggestion: reorder sentence for clarity, use correct pronouns, place adverbs before main verbs, and correct the simile 'as if it's playing next to you'.

× Usually I use hand for when I feel boring or when walking I'm walking out straight.

✓ Usually I use headphones when I feel bored or when I am walking outside.

Errors: 'use hand for' incorrect noun, 'feel boring' should be 'feel bored', redundant 'when walking I'm walking out straight'. Suggestion: use 'headphones', correct adjective 'bored', and simplify to 'when I am walking outside'.

× I often listen music and feel the vibe.

✓ I often listen to music and feel the vibe.

Error: missing preposition 'to' after 'listen'. Suggestion: use the correct verb pattern 'listen to something'.

× Maybe like Rex flight I will use an airplane relax music and this one earphone can without noise and I can more enjoy it.

✓ For example, on flights I listen to relaxing music, and these earphones cancel noise so I can enjoy it more.

Errors: unclear phrase 'Rex flight', incorrect noun order 'airplane relax music', missing verb in 'earphone can without noise'. Suggestion: rephrase to 'on flights', 'relaxing music', and 'these earphones cancel noise'.

× Oh umm when I in school I think because if I school I must listen to my teacher or hurt my classmate if they need help.

✓ Oh, um, when I'm at school, I think I must listen to my teacher and not ignore classmates if they need help.

Errors: missing verb 'am' in 'I in school', incorrect conditional 'if I school', wrong use of 'hurt my classmate' meaning; use 'ignore' or 'miss' instead. Suggestion: include 'I'm at school', use 'and not ignore classmates' for intended meaning.

× It's like small social so you can only think about yourself.

✓ It's a small social situation, so you would only be thinking about yourself.

Errors: missing article 'a', awkward phrase 'small social'. Suggestion: use 'a small social situation' and correct tense and aspect 'would be thinking'.

× So in this moment I will don't use earphone.

✓ So at that moment I will not use earphones.

Errors: incorrect negation 'will don't', wrong time phrase 'in this moment' (use 'at that moment' for a specific time), 'earphone' should be plural. Suggestion: use 'will not' for future negation and plural 'earphones'.

× It's depend on people to be honest, but for me it's comfortable for me and it's better than not.

✓ It depends on the person, to be honest, but for me it's comfortable and better than not wearing them.

Errors: 'It's depend' should be 'It depends' (subject-verb agreement), 'people' better as 'the person' or 'people' with grammar adjusted, redundant 'for me'. Suggestion: use 'depends' and concise phrasing.

× Use a earphone and you need to put your phone call to close your ears.

✓ If you use earphones, you need to put your phone close to your ears when on a call.

Errors: wrong article 'a earphone' should be 'an earphone' or 'earphones' without article; awkward structure 'put your phone call to close your ears'. Suggestion: rephrase to 'put your phone close to your ears when on a call'.

× It's better than that.

✓ That's better than not using them.

Error: vague reference 'that'. Suggestion: clarify the comparison by specifying 'not using them'.