Bike— Part 1 채점 보고서

제안: Yanıtınız doğrudan ve kişisel bir cevapla başlıyor; ayrıca doğum günü ve özgürlük hissi gibi iyi ayrıntılar içeriyor. Ancak “properly” yerine “probably”, “most cherish position” yerine “most cherished possession” kullanılmalı. “a two wheeler” ifadesi “a two-wheeler” şeklinde yazılmalı ve “Not only...” yapısı tamamlanmalı; mevcut cevap cümle ortasında kesildiği için akıcılık ve dilbilgisi puanı düşüyor. “Not only ... but also ...” bağlacını doğru ve eksiksiz kullanarak cevabı en fazla 3-4 cümlede tamamlayın.

예시: Yes, without a doubt. My bicycle was probably my most cherished possession when I was growing up. I remember getting a two-wheeler for my seventh birthday, and it gave me a real sense of freedom because I could explore the neighbourhood with my friends.

제안: Genel görüşünüzü vermeniz ve bölgeye göre değiştiğini belirtmeniz iyi bir başlangıç. Ancak cevap tamamlanmamış; “while while” tekrarı, cümle yapısında kopukluk ve sonunda eksik kalan “for” ifadesi akıcılığı ciddi biçimde zedeliyor. “Gaining momentum” doğal bir ifadedir, fakat bunu belirli bir neden veya örnekle destekleyin; örneğin bisiklet yollarının artması ya da insanların çevre dostu ulaşımı tercih etmesi. Tek ve net bir karşılaştırma kullanarak cevabı 3 cümle içinde tamamlayın.

예시: To be honest, it depends on where you live, but cycling is becoming more popular overall. It is still mainly seen as a leisure activity rather than a dominant form of transport, although more people are using bikes because of new cycle lanes and growing environmental awareness.

× my bicycle was properly my most cherish position growing up

✓ my bicycle was probably my most cherished possession growing up

Probably means likely, which fits the meaning here. Properly usually means correctly or suitably, so it does not express the intended meaning. Also, possession is the correct noun for something that belongs to you; however, position is a vocabulary error rather than one of the listed grammar types.

× my most cherish position

✓ my most cherished possession

The adjective describing the bicycle should be the past participle cherished, not the base-form verb cherish. Cherished means greatly loved or valued. After most, use an adjective, and cherished functions as the adjective here.

× Not only did it only allow me to explore the neighbourhood with my friends it also

✓ Not only did it allow me to explore the neighbourhood with my friends, but it also...

The second only is unnecessary and makes the sentence awkward. In the correlative structure not only... but also, not only should be followed directly by the auxiliary verb did and the main verb allow. The transcript ends before the second part is completed, so the ellipsis indicates the missing continuation.

× Not only did it only allow me to explore the neighbourhood with my friends it also

✓ Not only did it allow me to explore the neighbourhood with my friends, but it also...

The paired conjunction not only must be followed by but also. A comma is also needed before but because it introduces the second coordinated clause. The transcript appears to be incomplete after it also.

× while while bicycles have traditionally been viewed as recreational toys for children and leisure time activities for

✓ while bicycles have traditionally been viewed as recreational toys for children and as a means of leisure

While is repeated accidentally, so one occurrence should be removed. When two descriptions are connected with the same pattern, repeating as before the second description makes the parallel structure clearer. The original transcript also ends with for, so the correction completes the phrase without adding an unsupported specific group of people.