Views— Part 1 채점 보고서

제안: Tu respuesta es natural y comunicativa, pero puedes mejorar la estructura y la precisión. Es recomendable: 1) Empezar con una frase temática directa; 2) Evitar repeticiones (por ejemplo "that's the first thing I do" y luego repetir la idea); 3) Usar conectores claros para organizar ideas; 4) Incluir un ejemplo específico para enriquecer el contenido (por ejemplo, mencionar un lugar o tipo de paisaje concreto).

예시: Yes, I love photographing landscapes and wide-open spaces, especially when I travel abroad. For example, when I visited the Scottish Highlands last year I photographed sweeping valleys and dramatic coastlines, which filled my phone quickly. Because I focus on large-scale scenes, I often run out of storage, so I usually back up photos to the cloud during the trip.

제안: Buena respuesta general, pero mejora la claridad y la variedad léxica. Recomendaciones: 1) Comienza con una oración clara que responda directamente; 2) Usa conectores para separar razones y ejemplos (for example, because, so); 3) Evita frases vagas como "make it more beautiful in the eye" y usa vocabulario preciso (e.g., "more visually appealing"); 4) Añade un detalle específico (qué tipo de paisaje rural prefieres y por qué).

예시: I prefer rural views because green spaces and open fields are more visually appealing and calming. For example, when I hike in the countryside I enjoy photographing meadows and old farmhouses, which feel peaceful compared with busy city streets.

제안: La idea está clara pero la gramática y la coherencia pueden mejorarse. Consejos: 1) Responde directamente y luego explica la razón con una estructura clara; 2) Corrige errores gramaticales (por ejemplo, "it make" → "it makes"); 3) Usa vocabulario más preciso para expresar curiosidad y novedad (e.g., "novelty" o "sense of discovery"); 4) Añade un ejemplo específico de un lugar extranjero que te haya parecido especialmente atractivo.

예시: I prefer views in other countries because unfamiliar places often feel more exciting and produce a stronger sense of discovery. For instance, I loved the colorful rooftops and mountain backdrop in Lisbon, which felt completely different from my hometown and made me want to take many photos.

× I love to take pictures of different landscapes and spaces that are much larger than the ones from here in Spain, so when I travel outside, that's the first thing I do. So that's the reason I don't have space in my phone, because I'm taking pictures of everything.

✓ I love taking pictures of different landscapes and spaces that are much larger than the ones here in Spain, so when I travel abroad that's the first thing I do. That's why I don't have space on my phone, because I take pictures of everything.

The phrase 'love to take' is not wrong but 'love taking' is more natural with 'love' when referring to activities in general (verb + -ing). 'Travel outside' is awkward; use 'travel abroad' or 'when I travel' for clarity. 'So that's the reason' is wordy; 'That's why' is more concise. 'Space in my phone' is a preposition error: use 'space on my phone'. 'Because I'm taking pictures of everything' shifts tense unnecessarily; simple present 'I take' matches the habitual action. Suggestions: use 'verb + -ing' after verbs of liking (love/enjoy), prefer concise connectors, correct prepositions with devices ('on my phone'), and use simple present for habitual actions.

× I prefer rural areas because the green spaces make it more beautiful in the eye and usually when I travel abroad that's what I do the most and if I do some hiking or take a short walk that's what I usually do.

✓ I prefer rural areas because the green spaces are more beautiful to the eye, and usually when I travel abroad that's what I do most; if I go hiking or take a short walk, that's usually what I do.

'Make it more beautiful in the eye' is a preposition and phrasing problem; 'more beautiful to the eye' or 'more pleasing to the eye' is correct. 'Do the most' is awkward; say 'do most' for frequency. 'If I do some hiking' is acceptable but 'if I go hiking' is more natural. Suggestions: use 'to the eye' for visual impressions, prefer 'do most' for frequency expressions, and collocate 'go hiking' rather than 'do hiking'.

× I prefer in other countries. It's not that I dislike my country or the views in my hometown, but it's true that when it's a place that you don't know anything about it make it more attractive to the eye. So that's the reason I find the pleasure outside.

✓ I prefer other countries. It's not that I dislike my country or the views in my hometown, but it's true that when a place is unfamiliar it is more attractive to the eye. That's why I enjoy being abroad.

'Prefer in other countries' incorrectly uses 'in'; say 'prefer other countries' or 'prefer them in other countries' depending on context. The clause 'when it's a place that you don't know anything about it make' has a pronoun and subject-verb agreement issue: the redundant 'it' should be removed and the verb must agree ('makes' or rephrase). Better to say 'when a place is unfamiliar it is more attractive' to avoid redundancy. 'So that's the reason I find the pleasure outside' is awkward and unidiomatic; use 'That's why I enjoy being abroad' for clarity. Suggestions: avoid redundant pronouns, ensure subject and verb agree, and use natural idiomatic expressions like 'unfamiliar' and 'enjoy being abroad'.