Flowers— Part 1 채점 보고서

제안: Be more grammatically correct and slightly expand with a supporting reason. Start with a clear topic sentence, fix singular/plural and article errors, and add one brief reason using a linking word (e.g., because, since). Keep it under five sentences.

예시: Yes, I love flowers. They are one of my favourite gifts because they brighten up a room and show someone cares.

제안: This answer is mostly clear and provides relevant detail, but avoid repetition and use linking words to make it more coherent. Combine short fragmented sentences, vary vocabulary and give one specific example of a flower to illustrate variety.

예시: Yes, my grandfather adores gardening. He is very careful with plants and has a huge garden with many different flowers, for example tulips and roses.

제안: The response is unclear and exaggerated; it's also grammatically incorrect. Give a more realistic, polite answer and provide a reason with clearer wording. Avoid absolute statements and complete the location phrase (e.g., 'in our area/city').

예시: Not many, unfortunately. In my area most green spaces have been replaced by buildings, so there are fewer flowers than before.

제안: Good idea expressed, but improve grammar and conciseness. Use one linking phrase to explain the reason and correct tense/word forms (e.g., 'break one day' → 'break one day' should be 'might break someday'). Keep sentences natural and within the 5-sentence limit.

예시: No, I don't usually take photos. I prefer to remember moments in my head and live in the moment because phones can get lost or break.

제안: Avoid absolute phrasing like 'every time.' Give a more measured statement and add a brief example of when people send flowers. Use linking words to list occasions smoothly.

예시: Yes, people often send flowers, especially for celebrations such as weddings, birthdays and public holidays.

× I surely do, it is one of my favorite thing that someone can gift me.

✓ I surely do; it is one of my favorite things that someone can give me.

The noun 'thing' should be plural 'things' because it follows 'one of my favorite', which requires a plural noun. Also 'gift me' is less natural than 'give me' in this context. Use a semicolon or period to separate independent clauses for clarity.

× Yes, my grandfather adores gardening. He is very careful with flowers, plants and trees. He has a huge garden with a lot of different types of flowers that he has. Tulips he has, roses he has.

✓ Yes, my grandfather adores gardening. He is very careful with flowers, plants, and trees. He has a huge garden with a lot of different types of flowers, such as tulips and roses.

Redundant phrasing 'that he has' is unnecessary and awkward; use 'such as' to introduce examples. The listing 'Tulips he has, roses he has' is nonstandard word order in English; place the nouns together with conjunction 'and'. Also add a serial comma for clarity.

× No, not really, because humanity almost killed every single flower in our.

✓ No, not really, because humanity has almost killed every single flower in our area.

The sentence ends with an incomplete prepositional phrase 'in our.' It needs a noun like 'area' or 'country'. Also use present perfect 'has almost killed' to indicate an action affecting the present. This corrects sentence structure and tense usage.

× No, I do not really take photos of anything. I prefer to memorize things and live in the moment rather than using a phone that can miss at one day or broke one day.

✓ No, I do not really take photos of anything. I prefer to memorize things and live in the moment rather than use a phone that might fail one day or break one day.

Parallel structure requires 'prefer to memorize... rather than use...' rather than mixing forms. 'Using a phone that can miss' is incorrect; use 'might fail' or 'break' for possibility. 'Broke' is past tense; use 'break' as base form after 'might'. Also 'one day' can remain but avoid repeating; 'might fail or break one day' is clearer.

× Yes, every time. On celebrations, on birthdays, on holidays, every time.

✓ Yes, very often. On celebrations, birthdays, and holidays.

Repeating 'every time' is unnatural; 'very often' or 'frequently' fits better. Shorten repetitive prepositional phrases by listing nouns directly and use 'and' before the last item for correct coordination.