Teachers— Part 1 채점 보고서

제안: Cümleleri daha doğal ve akıcı hale getir. Konuya doğrudan giren bir topic sentence kullan, gereksiz tekrarları kaldır ve belirli örnekler ekle. Örneğin 'she's the first person who taught me chemistry 1st' ifadesi düzeltilmeli ve 'made me loved chemistry' yerine 'made me love chemistry' kullanılmalı.

예시: Yes, my favorite teacher is my high school chemistry teacher. She was the first person to make chemistry interesting for me, using clear experiments and real-life examples, so I grew to love the subject.

제안: Daha kısa, net ve akıcı cevap ver. Gereksiz dolgu seslerini (uh) kaldır, açıklayıcı nedenler ekle ve bağlaçlarla mantıklı akış kur. 'taught me chemistry very much' yerine neden ve nasıl öğrettiğini belirt.

예시: Yes, I would like to become a chemistry teacher because my teacher explained difficult concepts clearly and used practical demonstrations, and I want to inspire students in the same way.

제안: Cümle yapısını düzelt ve tekrarları kaldır. Zamanlara dikkat et (I still remember). Detayları daha spesifik ver, sorularınızı neden sorduğunuzu veya ziyaretlerin sıklığını açıklayın.

예시: Yes, I still remember my chemistry teacher well. I visit her regularly at Tevakur Lyceum, and when I do I ask about her work and her students because I value her advice and enjoy our conversations.

제안: Tekrarlardan kaçın ve daha kısa net bir cevap ver. 'not still in still in touch' gibi hataları düzelt. Eğer neden temas yoksa kısa bir neden ekle (uzun süre sonra kaybolan bağlantı gibi).

예시: No, I'm not still in touch with my primary school teacher. In my country we usually had a single teacher for all subjects, and over time we lost contact after changing schools.

제안: Zaman uyumunu düzelt (I prepared vs I have prepared) ve daha spesifik örnekler ver: hangi konularda yardım etti, hangi yöntemleri kullandı ve bunun sonucu ne oldu. Bağlaçlarla mantıklı akış kur.

예시: In 10th grade I prepared for the international Mendeleev Chemistry Olympiad, and my teacher helped me by giving targeted problems, reviewing my answers, and suggesting useful study resources, which kept me motivated and confident.

제안: Cümleleri sadeleştir ve tekrarı önle. Net karşılaştırma yap (primary vs high school) ve nedenini belirt. Gereksiz ifadeleri çıkar.

예시: I prefer my high school teachers because I had several inspiring teachers there, especially my chemistry teacher, while I only remember one primary school teacher.

× Yes, I have favorite teacher.

✓ Yes, I have a favorite teacher.

The sentence is missing the indefinite article 'a' before the singular countable noun 'favorite teacher'. Use 'a' to indicate one non-specific teacher. Suggestion: always include 'a' or 'the' before singular countable nouns when required.

× she made me loved chemistry.

✓ she made me love chemistry.

After causative verb 'made', the base form of the verb should follow (make + person + base verb), not the past participle. Use 'made me love' instead of 'made me loved'. Suggestion: remember structure 'make someone do something'.

× I would like to be a teacher in the future, and I want to be a chemistry teacher because my chemistry teacher taught me chemistry, uh, very much, and I want to be a teacher such as my chemistry teacher.

✓ I would like to be a teacher in the future, and I want to be a chemistry teacher because my chemistry teacher taught me chemistry a lot, and I want to be a teacher like her.

'Very much' is awkward after 'taught me chemistry' and 'such as' is incorrect for saying 'like her'. Use 'a lot' to indicate degree and 'like her' to show similarity. Suggestion: use 'a lot' or 'very well' for intensity and 'like' or 'like her' to compare people.

× I still that I still remember she's my chemistry teacher.

✓ Yes, I still remember that she is my chemistry teacher.

The original has redundant 'still' and incorrect word order. Place 'still' before the verb and use 'that she is' for a noun clause. Suggestion: keep only one 'still' and use 'I still remember that she is...'.

× She works in Tevakur Lyceum and when I visit her I asked a lot of question for example, how is your day? How is your work, how is your students?

✓ She works at Tevakur Lyceum and when I visit her I ask a lot of questions; for example, 'How is your day? How is your work? How are your students?'

Multiple issues: use preposition 'at' for institutions, use present tense 'ask' for habitual action, plural 'questions' needed, and subject-verb agreement 'How are your students?'. Also punctuation around examples. Suggestion: use 'at' for workplaces, pluralize 'questions', use present simple for habitual actions, and match verb number with plural subject.

× In our country, in our country in primary schools, we have only one teacher and he or she taught us all of subjects.

✓ In our country, in primary schools, we have only one teacher and he or she teaches us all of the subjects.

Redundant phrase 'in our country' repeated; tense should be present habitual 'teaches', and include definite article 'the' before 'subjects'. Suggestion: avoid repetition, use present simple for general facts, and include 'the' with 'subjects' when referring to specific school subjects.

× But I'm not still in still in touch with her.

✓ But I'm not still in touch with her.

Double 'still' appears; placement is awkward. Better: 'I'm not still in touch with her' or more naturally 'I'm not in touch with her anymore'. Suggestion: avoid repeating adverbs and use natural adverb placement.

× At 10th grade, I have prepared Chemistry Olympiad and it's it was International Olympiad, Mendeleev Olympiad and my teacher helped me to prepare this Olympiad effectively and comfortably.

✓ In 10th grade, I prepared for the Chemistry Olympiad; it was an international competition, the Mendeleev Olympiad, and my teacher helped me prepare for it effectively and confidently.

Use past simple 'prepared' for completed action, include preposition 'for' with 'prepare', correct article 'an international', remove redundant 'it was' and 'it's it was', and use adverb 'confidently' or 'comfortably' is odd—'confidently' fits better. Suggestion: use past tense for past events, include necessary prepositions, and choose appropriate adverbs.

× She always motivated me.

✓ She always motivated me.

This sentence is grammatically correct but place is retained. Suggestion: no change needed; use past simple to state past habitual encouragement.

× That I mentioned before, I remember only one teacher from my primary school, but I had a lot of teachers in high school and my favorite is my favorite teacher is among my high school teachers and I like my high school teachers more.

✓ As I mentioned before, I remember only one teacher from my primary school, but I had a lot of teachers in high school, and my favorite is among my high school teachers, so I like my high school teachers more.

Multiple issues: incorrect phrase 'That I mentioned before' should be 'As I mentioned before'; repetition 'my favorite is my favorite teacher is' must be fixed; sentence is run-on and needs punctuation and connectors. Suggestion: use 'As I mentioned before', remove repetition, and split into clearer clauses with conjunctions or commas.