Clothing— Part 1 채점 보고서

제안: Be more concise and correct small grammar errors. Start with a clear topic sentence, then give one or two specific details using linking words. Avoid fillers like “umm.” Also correct brand names and use plural/singular appropriately (e.g., “Alo” not “aloe”).

예시: I usually prefer athleisure for everyday wear. For example, I often buy from brands like Lululemon and Alo because their leggings and hoodies are comfortable for the gym and convenient for running errands.

제안: Good structure but improve grammar and coherence: use linking words (“however”, “on weekends”) and correct small errors (“workdays”, “T-shirts”, “be comfortable and relaxed”). Keep to two or three sentences.

예시: It depends on the occasion. On workdays I wear smart-casual outfits because they make me look more professional; however, on weekends I prefer T-shirts so I can be comfortable and relaxed.

제안: Avoid small grammar mistakes and redundancy. Use one clear topic sentence and one specific supporting detail. Correct subject-verb agreement and plural forms (“suit”, “occasions”).

예시: Yes, I love wearing T-shirts. I have a large collection in many colors and patterns because they suit most casual occasions and let me experiment with different styles.

제안: Clarify and correct vocabulary and grammar (e.g., “streamline the process”, “I found a funny shortcut: a Chinese calendar that suggests lucky colours each day”). Use linking words to show cause and effect and avoid hesitation phrases.

예시: I used to spend a lot of time, but now I try to streamline the process. For example, I follow a Chinese calendar that suggests a lucky colour each day, so I build my outfit around one or two colours to make choosing clothes a bit of a game.

제안: Reduce fillers and unclear phrases. Make a direct contrast with linking words (“during weekdays… whereas on weekends…”). Fix grammar and awkward expressions (“take you seriously”, remove “age. Some weight to my words”).

예시: Yes. During weekdays I dress more professionally because looking sharp helps people take me seriously, whereas on weekends I choose casual clothes to express my personality.

제안: Clarify and correct vocabulary and grammar. Use precise adjectives and avoid contradicting or vague statements. Say why blue suits you with one or two specific reasons and use linking words.

예시: I prefer blue clothes because they complement my skin tone and make me look fresher. Also, blue is a classic, calming colour that I feel comfortable wearing.

× Well in my normal day my go to style is athleisure umm like lululemon, aloe.

✓ Well, in my normal day my go-to style is athleisure, like Lululemon or Alo.

The sentence had missing hyphen in 'go-to', brand names need capitalization and 'aloe' was lowercase causing confusion with the plant; also 'or' is clearer than a comma for listing two brands. Add commas for clarity and correct proper nouns. Use hyphen for compound adjective 'go-to'.

× All of them are my favorite brand so when I go to the gym I will wear leggings or hoodie and they are also perfect for running errands.

✓ They are all my favorite brands, so when I go to the gym I wear leggings or a hoodie, and they are also perfect for running errands.

Plural 'brands' matches 'they'; 'a hoodie' requires the indefinite article; use present simple 'I wear' for habitual action rather than 'I will wear'. Also add commas to join clauses correctly.

× Oh, it actually depends on what I need the outfits for.

✓ Oh, it actually depends on what I need the outfits for.

No grammatical correction needed; sentence correctly uses present tense to express general truth. Included here to indicate checked and acceptable.

× Like in my work days I absolutely go for smart casual outfits 'cause it can make me more professional.

✓ Like on my workdays I absolutely go for smart-casual outfits because they make me look more professional.

Use preposition 'on' with days ('on my workdays'); 'workdays' is one word; hyphenate 'smart-casual'; use 'because' instead of colloquial ''cause'; 'they make me look' is better than 'it can make me' because 'outfits' is plural and 'look' collocates with 'professional'.

× But during the weekends I prefer wearing T-shirt.

✓ But during the weekends I prefer wearing T-shirts.

Use plural 'T-shirts' when speaking generally; alternatively 'a T-shirt' if referring to single item. The plural fits the general preference.

× You know, just comfortable and be easy.

✓ You know, just comfortable and easy.

The phrase 'be easy' is ungrammatical here; use adjectives 'comfortable and easy' to modify the implied clothes or feeling. Keep parallel adjective structure.

× Absolutely. I have a large collection of T-shirts in different colors and patterns.

✓ Absolutely. I have a large collection of T-shirts in different colors and patterns.

Sentence is correct as a present-tense statement about current possession; no change needed.

× To be honest, I think it can suits almost every casual occasions and it just gives you enough room to play with your own style.

✓ To be honest, I think it can suit almost every casual occasion and it just gives you enough room to play with your own style.

'Can' should be followed by base verb 'suit', not 'suits'. Use singular 'occasion' when preceded by 'every'. The rest is fine.

× I used to, but now I'm trying to string like the process.

✓ I used to, but now I'm trying to streamline the process.

Likely intended verb is 'streamline' meaning simplify; 'string like' is incorrect. 'Trying to streamline the process' is idiomatic and correct.

× I mean I found a really funny shortcuts Chinese calendar every day have their own lucky colours, so I will build my whole outfits around one or two colours.

✓ I mean I found a funny shortcut: a Chinese calendar that says each day has its own lucky colours, so I build my whole outfit around one or two colours.

Original had plural/singular mismatches and awkward structure. 'Shortcut' singular fits; clarify noun clause 'a Chinese calendar that says...'; 'each day has' corrects agreement; use 'build' present habitual rather than 'will build'; 'outfit' singular when referring to the whole look.

× It's making like a game.

✓ It makes it like a game.

Use simple present 'makes' for habitual effect and include object 'it' for clarity. 'Making like a game' is informal and ungrammatical.

× Oh yes, of course during my work days and I want to be more professional because umm, being sharp can make people takes you seriously, you know, age.

✓ Oh yes, of course during my workdays I want to be more professional because being sharp can make people take you seriously and give some weight to my words.

Removed extraneous 'and'; 'workdays' one word; 'make people take' uses base verb 'take' after 'make'; 'age' was incorrect likely meant 'give some weight to my words' — clarified to make sense.

× But during the weekends I want to be casual and just express my personality.

✓ But during the weekends I want to be casual and just express my personality.

Sentence is acceptable in present tense to describe habitual preference; no change needed.

× Oh I really love blue Co clothes.

✓ Oh, I really love blue clothes.

'Co' appears to be a typo; remove it. Use comma after interjection 'Oh'.

× I mean it's really complement my skin tone, make my skin more glowy and fair.

✓ I mean it really complements my skin tone, making my skin look more glowing and fair.

Use 'complements' third-person singular for 'it'; 'making' is the correct participle to show result; 'glowy' is informal—use 'glowing' and add 'look' for natural collocation.

× I don't know why but it does work and also it's quite classic and made me feel calming and yeah it can't be wrong.

✓ I don't know why, but it does work, and it's quite classic and makes me feel calm, so it can't be wrong.

Use commas to separate clauses; 'made me feel' wrong tense—use 'makes me feel' for present effect; 'calming' (adjective) changed to 'calm' to describe feeling; streamline phrasing 'so it can't be wrong' for clarity.