Parks— Part 1 채점 보고서

제안: Good direct response and relevant details. To improve, make the answer more concise, use one clear topic sentence, and add a specific example or short reason with a linking word. Avoid vague phrases like "a very popular spot" without explaining why.

예시: Yes, I did. Although parks were limited in my city, they were the main place where children gathered to play football and make friends. For example, every weekend my friends and I played informal matches near the big tree, which helped me meet kids from other neighborhoods.

제안: Clear opinion but informal and repetitive. Improve by giving a smoother topic sentence, reduce fillers (uh), and add a specific detail about how weather affects you using a linking word (e.g., "because" or "so").

예시: Not really. Because it's extremely hot and humid where I live, I find outdoor activities uncomfortable, so I prefer indoor places like shopping malls or cafés during most of the year.

제안: Good positive opinion and reasons, but a bit repetitive and vague. Improve coherence by using linking words (firstly, secondly) and give one specific benefit or example of how a new park would help the community.

예시: Yes, I would. Firstly, parks give children safe places to play and exercise. Secondly, they provide community spaces for events and meetings; for example, a new park could host weekend markets and family activities that bring neighbors together.

제안: Answer shows interest but is unfinished, hesitant and contains fillers and grammatical errors. Improve by giving a complete, fluent response: state the park name or location, describe specific features, and explain why you want to visit using linking words. Avoid hesitations and finish the sentence clearly.

예시: Yes, I would like to visit a park in Phuket, Thailand. I saw a short video showing a colorful botanical garden with tropical plants and art installations, so I want to see its scenery and take photos when I travel there.

× We don't have many parks in our city, but it's a very popular spot for people to just hang out and the kids to play football and meet with other children.

✓ We don't have many parks in our city, but parks are very popular spots for people to hang out and for kids to play football and meet other children.

Pronoun and noun reference is unclear: 'it's a very popular spot' incorrectly refers to parks (plural). Change to plural 'parks are...spots' and parallel structure 'for people to hang out and for kids to play' improves clarity and grammar. Also remove redundant 'just' and 'get to'. Suggestion: keep subject and verbs in agreement and use parallel prepositional phrases.

× I actually don't like going to parks anymore because of the weather mainly.

✓ I actually don't like going to parks anymore, mainly because of the weather.

Word order issue affecting clarity and emphasis rather than strict tense error; moving 'mainly' after the clause improves natural English. Keeps present simple 'don't like' which matches current preference.

× Uh, it's a very hot country and very humid as well, so going to the parks has not been in my wish list anymore.

✓ Uh, it's a very hot and very humid country, so going to parks is no longer on my wish list.

Incorrect verb form and idiom: 'has not been in my wish list anymore' is unidiomatic. Use 'is no longer on my wish list' for current state. Also remove unnecessary article 'the' before parks and correct word order 'a very hot and very humid country.'

× Yes, certainly parks are very important for a community to grow and for the children to play.

✓ Yes, certainly parks are very important for a community's development and for children to play.

Use of 'the children' is overly specific; 'children' without 'the' is more natural. Also 'for a community to grow' is better expressed as 'for a community's development' to sound natural. Possessive noun improves clarity.

× It's also a very important place where social gatherings may happen, people might know, get to get together.

✓ It's also a very important place where social gatherings may happen and people can get together.

Comma splice and awkward phrasing: 'people might know, get to get together' is ungrammatical. Join clauses with 'and' and use 'can get together' for ability/possibility. Remove extraneous 'know' and duplicate 'get.'

× MMM, yes I do uh, it's in Thailand.

✓ Mm, yes I do. It's in Thailand.

Run-on sentence and filler words: separate into two sentences for clarity. 'MMM' becomes 'Mm' and include a period after affirmation before 'It's in Thailand.' This fixes sentence boundary and improves spoken-to-written transition.

× I have watched, uh, a reel on the parks of Thailand and one of them in Phuket catched my attention.

✓ I watched a reel about the parks of Thailand, and one of them in Phuket caught my attention.

Incorrect past tense form 'catched' should be 'caught.' Also 'have watched' can be simplified to past simple 'watched' to match 'caught' and the completed action. Use 'about' instead of 'on' and remove filler 'uh' for clarity.

× It it, it's very colorful and has a lot of.

✓ It is very colorful and has a lot of features/attractions.

Repetition 'It it' and trailing sentence fragment 'has a lot of.' make this ungrammatical. Complete the sentence by specifying what 'a lot of' refers to (features, attractions, plants, colors). Remove duplicate 'it' and finish the noun phrase to avoid fragments.