Name— Part 1 채점 보고서

제안: Ответ дан, но «50-50» и «it really depends on me» звучат неясно, а утверждение об отличной памяти противоречит тому, что вы забываете имена. Сформулируйте позицию точнее и добавьте конкретную причину. Избегайте повторов вроде «name, people's name».

예시: I'm fairly good at remembering names, especially if I've met someone more than once. However, I sometimes forget a name when I meet several new people at the same time.

제안: Назовите способ прямо в начале ответа. Исправьте местоимение: речь идёт об имени человека, поэтому лучше сказать «the name» или «their name». Также объясните, когда вы просите человека повторить имя, чтобы ответ был более конкретным.

예시: I usually repeat the person's name in my head as soon as I hear it. If I didn't catch it properly, I politely ask them to say it again.

제안: Ответьте на вопрос о своих чувствах яснее: например, скажите, что вас это не беспокоит. Используйте «hundreds of people» и «their names» вместо «hundreds people» и «our name». Уберите неясное «And it's good» и объедините мысли связно.

예시: I don't really mind when people forget my name. We meet so many people every day that it's perfectly normal not to remember everyone's name.

제안: Вы отвечаете по теме и приводите пример, но «in this day» неестественно — используйте «in one day» или «in a short time». Согласуйте времена в примере: «yesterday» требует прошедшего времени («met», «forgot»). Вместо «communicated with» здесь естественнее сказать «met».

예시: I sometimes forget people's names, especially when I'm nervous or meet several people in one day. For example, yesterday I met a lot of new people and couldn't remember all their names.

× I can forget name, people's name.

✓ I can forget people's names.

Because the speaker is referring to names in general and to multiple people, the plural form names is needed. Use a plural noun when referring to names belonging to different people.

× We can meet hundreds people every day.

✓ We can meet hundreds of people every day.

When hundreds is followed by a noun, use of before that noun: hundreds of people. Remember this pattern with numbers or amounts such as hundreds of, thousands of, and millions of.

× Of course we can't remember our name.

✓ Of course, we can't remember everyone's name.

Our name suggests that the group shares one name. The intended meaning is that people may not remember the names of all the individuals they meet, so everyone's name is more appropriate.

× I meet a lot of people in this day.

✓ I meet a lot of people in one day.

In this day is not the natural prepositional phrase for expressing how many people the speaker meets during a day. Use in one day to refer to a single day's period.

× For example, yesterday I communicated with a lot of people and I forget all names.

✓ For example, yesterday I communicated with a lot of people and I forgot all their names.

The word yesterday establishes that the events happened in the past, so forget must change to its past-tense form, forgot. Use the past tense consistently when describing completed events.