Hometown— Part 1 채점 보고서

제안: Be concise and correct geography and phrasing; start with a clear topic sentence, avoid unclear words (e.g., “slides”) and redundant phrases, and give one specific detail as an example. Keep it within 2–3 sentences and use linking words appropriately.

예시: My hometown is Gorkha, in the western part of Gondogi Province. It is famous for its natural beauty and friendly people; for example, we celebrate colorful annual festivals where the whole community takes part.

제안: Give a clear topic sentence then two specific reasons with brief supporting details. Correct grammar (e.g., “especially”, “it provides me with”). Use linking words like “also” or “for example” to connect ideas and avoid vague phrases like “provide me a lot.”

예시: I especially like my hometown’s food culture and the cooperative nature of the people. For example, neighbors often share traditional dishes during festivals, and the peaceful environment provides a relaxing place to grow up.

제안: Use correct tense and clearer structure: begin with a direct answer to the duration, then add a short reason for visits. Avoid filler words (‘uh’) and unclear phrases like “phone entertainment.” Provide concrete details (how often you visit, what you do there).

예시: I lived in Gorkha for the first ten years of my life. I still visit several times a year to see my grandparents and to enjoy the rural lifestyle, such as walking in the hills and joining family meals.

제안: Start with a clear opinion, then give two balanced reasons using linking words like “however” or “on the other hand.” Improve grammar (“sustain their life” → “support themselves,” “lack of infrastructure”). Be specific about which opportunities are limited.

예시: I think it is a good place for young people who want to work in agriculture because they can learn farming skills and live affordably. However, it is less suitable for those seeking jobs in industry or IT, since there is a lack of infrastructure and few businesses in those sectors.

× My hometown is Gorkha with slides in the western part of Gondogi province.

✓ My hometown is Gorkha, which is in the western part of Gondogi province.

The phrase 'with slides' is incorrect and likely a wrong word choice. Use a relative clause 'which is in' to indicate location. Also add a comma before the clause for clarity.

× It is famous for its natural beauty and the people living there are very friendly with each other, for example the annual festivals and traditions they enjoy with together.

✓ It is famous for its natural beauty, and the people living there are very friendly; for example, they enjoy annual festivals and traditions together.

The phrase 'with each other' is redundant when followed by 'together.' 'They enjoy with together' is ungrammatical. Use 'they enjoy... together' and add commas for readability. Replace awkward structure with clear subject 'they'.

× Specially, I love my hometown about the local food culture and the people are helpful to one another and they are very cooperative.

✓ Especially, I love my hometown for its local food culture, and the people are helpful to one another and very cooperative.

Use 'especially' not 'specially' to mean 'particularly.' 'Love... about' is incorrect; use 'love... for' to indicate reason. Remove redundant 'they are' before 'very cooperative' for conciseness.

× I also like the environment what it's so peaceful which provide me a lot.

✓ I also like the environment because it is so peaceful, which provides me with a lot.

Use 'because' to link reason; 'what it's' is incorrect. 'Provide me a lot' is vague and missing a noun; add 'with' and specify or keep 'a lot' if context allows. Grammatically 'which provides me with a lot' is still awkward—better specify what (e.g., 'comfort' or 'peace').

× I had lived for 10 years when I was child and accordingly also I frequently visit there to meet my grandparents and, uh, to experience or feeling of living there, which provides me, uh, a phone entertainment.

✓ I lived there for 10 years when I was a child, and I still frequently visit to meet my grandparents and to experience the feeling of living there, which gives me pleasant memories.

Use simple past 'lived' not past perfect 'had lived' for a finished period in the past. Add article 'a' before 'child.' 'Visit there' should be 'visit' or 'visit there' but better 'visit' after 'frequently.' 'To experience or feeling' is incorrect—use 'to experience the feeling.' 'Provides me a phone entertainment' is unclear and incorrect; replace with a clear phrase like 'gives me pleasant memories.'

× I had lived for 10 years when I was child and accordingly also I frequently visit there to meet my grandparents and, uh, to experience or feeling of living there, which provides me, uh, a phone entertainment.

✓ I lived there for 10 years when I was a child, and I still frequently visit to meet my grandparents and to experience the feeling of living there, which gives me pleasant memories.

Avoid redundant prepositions like 'visit there'—use 'visit' or 'visit there' depending on context. 'Provide me a phone entertainment' misuses prepositions and nouns; rephrase to a natural English expression.

× Well, in my view, it is good for the young people to live and sustain their life in agriculture.

✓ Well, in my view, it is good for young people to live and sustain their lives through agriculture.

Use 'young people' without 'the' for general statements. 'Sustain their life' should be plural 'sustain their lives.' Use 'through agriculture' to indicate means.

× What not for all the people who want to engage in job opportunities in various sectors because there is lack of infrastructures.

✓ However, it is not suitable for people who want to engage in jobs in various sectors because there is a lack of infrastructure.

The original sentence fragment 'What not for all the people...' is ungrammatical. Use 'However, it is not suitable for...' to contrast. Use 'jobs' or 'job opportunities' and 'a lack of infrastructure' (infrastructure is uncountable) with correct article 'a.'