Teachers— Part 1 채점 보고서

제안: Make the response more grammatically accurate, concise and varied in vocabulary. Start with a clear topic sentence, then give one or two specific supporting details using linking words. Correct verb forms and reduce redundancy.

예시: Yes. My favourite teacher was my mathematics teacher because she always motivated us and made lessons engaging. For example, she used real-world problems and group activities, which helped me understand difficult concepts and enjoy learning.

제안: Provide a clear topic sentence and concise reasons with correct grammar and linking words. Avoid hesitations and filler words. Use specific reasons and one example to support your opinion.

예시: No, I wouldn't like to be a teacher. Firstly, I don't feel comfortable taking responsibility for many children, and secondly, managing a class of 30 students seems stressful. For instance, I prefer jobs with more independent work and less classroom supervision.

제안: Give one clear topic sentence and then explain specifically how she was different, using linking words. Fix sentence fragments and provide concrete examples of what made her memorable.

예시: Yes, I remember my second-year English teacher very well because her teaching style was unique. For example, she used interactive debates and multimedia resources, which made lessons lively and helped me improve my speaking skills.

제안: Start with a direct answer and use clear, grammatical sentences. Use connecting words to show cause and effect and be more specific about why you lost contact.

예시: No, I'm not. I moved away from my hometown to attend university, so my primary school teachers live too far away. As a result, we lost regular contact and only occasionally reconnect on social media.

제안: Provide a clear topic sentence followed by specific actions the teacher took and the results, using linking words. Remove unclear fragments and avoid unnecessary words like 'Thank you'.

예시: She helped me regain my motivation in sixth grade by offering extra tutoring after school and giving encouraging feedback. Consequently, I improved my grades and reached several academic goals, such as passing a difficult exam.

제안: Answer directly and give specific reasons with linking words. Correct sentence fragments and use concise phrasing to describe emotional associations clearly.

예시: Yes, I prefer my primary school teacher because she was my first teacher and is linked to warm childhood memories. When I think of her, I remember the friendly classroom atmosphere and the support she gave me as a new student.

× She was my mathematic teacher and I really love her because she always motivated us and encouraged to learn math and her classes was were really interesting.

✓ She was my math teacher and I really loved her because she always motivated us and encouraged us to learn math, and her classes were really interesting.

Errors: 'mathematic' is the wrong adjective form; use 'math' or 'mathematics'. Tense consistency: the student refers to a past teacher, so use past tense 'loved' and 'encouraged us'. Missing object: 'encouraged to learn' needs an object ('encouraged us to learn'). Redundant words 'was were' — use 'were' for plural 'classes'. Suggestion: use correct adjective forms, keep past tense consistently, include necessary objects after verbs.

× I don't think so, because I'm and not such a person that could to take responsibilities for children and also to manage whole class with 30 children, I think that it would be very difficult for me.

✓ I don't think so, because I'm not the kind of person who could take responsibility for children and also manage a whole class of 30 children; I think it would be very difficult for me.

Errors: extra 'and' after 'I'm' and incorrect phrase 'such a person that' — better 'the kind of person who'. 'Could to take' is incorrect; modal verb 'could' is followed by the base verb 'take'. 'Responsibilities' should be singular 'responsibility' when speaking generally, or use 'responsibilities' with an article as needed. Missing articles: 'a whole class' and 'a whole class of 30 children'. Suggestion: remove extra conjunctions, use 'who' for people, follow modals with base verbs, and use appropriate articles.

× So that's why I. Don't, uh, be a teacher.

✓ So that's why I don't want to be a teacher.

Errors: sentence is fragmented and uses incorrect verb form 'be' after 'don't' when the intended meaning requires 'want to be'. The punctuation splits the sentence incorrectly. Suggestion: combine clauses properly and use 'want to be' after 'don't'.

× She was my English teacher in the second year of university and I still remember her because her classes were interesting and she. Distinct from other teachers.

✓ She was my English teacher in the second year of university and I still remember her because her classes were interesting and she was different from other teachers.

Errors: sentence fragment 'she. Distinct' — 'distinct' is an adjective but needs a verb; use 'she was different' for past reference. Maintain past tense 'was'. Suggestion: avoid sentence fragments and include appropriate linking verbs.

× No, because I moved from my hometown to there in order to study at university and she's far away from me, so that's why we are not in touch.

✓ No, because I moved away from my hometown to study at university and it is far away from me, so we are not in touch.

Errors: 'moved from my hometown to there' is awkward; use 'moved away from my hometown' or 'moved to another city'. 'She's far away' incorrectly uses 'she' for 'the hometown' or teacher—unclear reference; use 'it' for a place. Redundant 'that's why' with 'so'. Suggestion: use clear pronouns ('it' for places), avoid redundant phrases, and simplify prepositional phrases.

× My favorite teacher was my mathematic teacher when I was UH in 6th grade and I had lost my motivation to study.

✓ My favorite teacher was my math teacher when I was in 6th grade and I had lost my motivation to study.

Errors: 'mathematic' should be 'math' or 'mathematics'. Extraneous 'UH' (filled pause) should be removed. 'When I was in 6th grade' needs 'in'. Suggestion: remove disfluencies, use correct noun forms, and include necessary prepositions.

× But she encouraged me and gave me extra help after classes and. Thank you. I achieved several academic goals.

✓ But she encouraged me and gave me extra help after classes, and thanks to her I achieved several academic goals.

Errors: sentence fragment 'and. Thank you.' is incorrect and unclear (likely meant 'thanks to her'). Combine sentences and use 'thanks to her' to show cause. Suggestion: connect cause and result smoothly and avoid isolated phrases.

× Yes, of course, because she was my first teacher and she's associated with my childhood memories, with my first experience when I went to school.

✓ Yes, of course, because she was my first teacher and she is associated with my childhood memories, with my first experience when I went to school.

Errors: mixing past reference 'was my first teacher' with contraction 'she's' which can be 'she is' or 'she has' and is ambiguous; use 'she is' if describing a present association. Tense consistency: it's acceptable to use past for role and present for lasting association. Suggestion: expand contraction to 'she is' for clarity.

× So when I think about her, I always remember. These warm memories and this atmosphere.

✓ So when I think about her, I always remember these warm memories and that atmosphere.

Errors: sentence fragmentation 'I always remember. These warm memories' should be one sentence. Use 'that atmosphere' rather than 'this' when referring back in narration. Suggestion: avoid fragments and keep demonstratives consistent with context.