Paper— Part 1 채점 보고서

제안: Be more concise and correct grammar. Start with a clear topic sentence, then give one or two specific supporting details. Avoid repetition and fix tense and article errors. Use linking words like "for example" or "I often" to improve coherence.

예시: Yes, I have. I used to make simple paper crafts as a child, such as paper airplanes and origami. For example, I often folded paper boats for my younger siblings after watching tutorial videos on YouTube.

제안: Answer directly and clean up tense agreement and word choice. Use one topic sentence then add a specific example or reason. Replace vague phrases like "sometimes I prefer" with clearer expressions.

예시: As a child, I enjoyed making paper airplanes and origami. I also liked cutting paper to make handmade cards for my siblings, which I gave them on special occasions.

제안: Be direct and use natural phrasing. Explain briefly why you don't write letters and give one or two examples of modern alternatives. Avoid awkward phrases like "in a state of" and unclear nouns such as "physical readers."

예시: No, I rarely write physical letters anymore. Nowadays I usually communicate by email or text messages because it's faster and more convenient.

제안: Avoid absolute statements; acknowledge exceptions. Use clearer reasons and a linking word to structure your answer. Correct vocabulary: "handwritten letters," not "hand reading."

예시: I think most people rarely keep handwritten letters today because digital communication is more convenient. However, some people still save old handwritten cards or notes for sentimental reasons.

제안: Be concise and fix grammar and word order. Start with a clear statement, then give a specific circumstance when you do carry them. Use linking words like "however" or "sometimes" correctly.

예시: Not usually. I rely on my phone for notes, but sometimes I carry a pen and small notebook when I know I'll need to jot down directions or reminders.

× I have made a few paper crafts.

✓ I have made a few paper crafts.

No correction needed; 'a few paper crafts' correctly uses the plural form for countable noun 'crafts' with 'a few.'

× I remember when I was a child I enjoyed making paper, airplanes, origami, especially paper ship for my siblings which I learn from youtube Totoridu

✓ I remember when I was a child I enjoyed making paper airplanes and origami, especially a paper ship for my siblings that I learned from YouTube Totoridu.

Multiple problems: run-on list punctuation and article/verb forms. Applied corrections that match Grammar Problem Type List: added missing article 'a' before 'paper ship' (article error/ singular issue), changed 'learn' to past tense 'learned' (past tense issue), combined items correctly into 'paper airplanes and origami' to fix sentence structure and added 'that' to introduce the clause. Also capitalized 'YouTube' as a proper noun. Suggestion: separate items with commas and 'and', use correct articles for singular countable nouns, and maintain consistent past tense when referring to past events.

× I remember when I was a child I liked making paper airplanes, origami, And especially sometimes I prefer to cut them to make cards for my siblings to teach them.

✓ I remember when I was a child I liked making paper airplanes and origami, and sometimes I preferred to cut them to make cards to teach my siblings.

Tense inconsistency and conjunction capitalization: 'liked' is past, so 'prefer' should be past 'preferred' to match. 'And' should not be capitalized mid-sentence. Also reworded 'to make cards for my siblings to teach them' to 'to make cards to teach my siblings' to clarify purpose and avoid redundant phrasing. Suggestion: keep verb tenses consistent within a recollection and use clear subordinate clauses for purpose.

× No, I don't actually in this digital world in a state of using physical readers, we are writing like on our computers, like a digital format, outlets as a email, text message and like this.

✓ No, not really. In this digital world we don't use physical letters much; we write on our computers in digital formats such as email and text messages.

Original sentence has awkward phrasing and incorrect nouns: 'readers' should be 'letters' and 'a email' should be 'email' (article error). Rewrote to a clearer negative response. The main grammatical issues matched types: incorrect use of articles and nouns, and sentence structure problems. Suggestion: use concise negative replies ('Not really'), use correct nouns ('letters'), correct articles ('an email' when singular), and list examples with 'such as'.

× I believe no. People don't keep hand reading letters today in a state of people prefer using digital world after boring internet in a state of hand reading, like email, text messages,

✓ I don't think so. People don't keep handwritten letters much today because they prefer using the digital world, such as email and text messages.

Problems: awkward expression 'I believe no' replaced with natural 'I don't think so.' 'Hand reading letters' corrected to 'handwritten letters' (incorrect word form), and sentence structure simplified. Corrected tense and phrasing to present simple for general truth. Suggestion: use natural negation phrases, correct adjective forms ('handwritten'), and simple clauses to express reasons.

× Do you carry paper and pens with you when you go out?

✓ Do you carry paper and pens with you when you go out?

No correction needed; 'paper and pens' correctly uses plural for 'pens' and uncountable 'paper' is fine.

× Actually no, not most of the time because in this with this kind of equipment, digital equipment we don't need them but sometimes I prefer to have them with a me. I need it to take a note like something. That's why sometime I'll take it, but mostly no.

✓ Actually no, not most of the time. With digital equipment we don't need them, but sometimes I prefer to have them with me. I need them to take notes. That's why sometimes I take them, but mostly I don't.

Multiple issues: extra words ('in this with this'), article and pronoun errors ('a me' -> 'me'), singular/plural mismatches ('it' -> 'them' for pens/paper), and inconsistent tense/modal usage ('I'll take it' -> 'I take them' or 'I will take them'). Corrections: removed redundant words, used plural pronouns 'them' to match 'paper and pens', changed 'a note' to 'notes' for natural expression, corrected 'sometime' to 'sometimes', and made the final clause clear. Suggestion: ensure pronouns agree in number with their referents, use standard collocations ('take notes'), and keep sentences concise.