Bike— Part 1 채점 보고서

제안: Cevabınız soruya doğrudan yanıt veriyor ve bisikletin rengini belirtiyor. Ancak iki cümle virgülle bağlandığı için noktalama ve cümle yapısı düzeltilmeli. “That bike was blue” yerine “It was blue” ve “that was looking so good” yerine daha doğal olan “it looked really nice” kullanılabilir. Cevabı bir neden veya kısa bir anıyla desteklemek, içeriği daha etkili ve doğal hâle getirir.

예시: Yes, I had a bike when I was a child. It was blue and looked really nice, so I enjoyed riding it around my neighborhood.

제안: İlk cümlede soruya doğrudan cevap veriyorsunuz; ancak devamındaki cümlede kelime dizilişi, artikel ve çoğul kullanımıyla ilgili birçok hata var. “That islands” yerine “those islands”, “any wheels” yerine bağlama göre “cars” veya “motor vehicles” ve “use we always use bikes” yerine “people usually use bikes” denmelidir. Türkiye'nin tamamı yerine özellikle adalardan söz ettiğinizi açıkça belirtin ve fikrinizi neden-sonuç ilişkisiyle bağlayın. “Because” veya “whereas” gibi bağlaçlar kullanarak cevabı daha akıcı hâle getirebilirsiniz.

예시: Yes, bikes are quite popular in Turkey, especially on the four main islands near Istanbul. Cars are not commonly used there, so people usually ride bikes to get around, which is convenient and environmentally friendly.

× Yes, I had a bike when I was a child that bike was blue and that was looking so good.

✓ Yes, I had a bike when I was a child. The bike was blue and looked very good.

The original sentence is a run-on sentence because several independent ideas are joined without correct punctuation or a suitable conjunction. Separate the ideas into two sentences. Also, use the simple past verb looked to describe the bike's appearance in the past.

× Yes, I had a bike when I was a child that bike was blue and that was looking so good.

✓ Yes, I had a bike when I was a child. The bike was blue and looked very good.

Because the question asks about your childhood, the answer should consistently use the past tense. Looked is the appropriate simple past form for describing how the bike appeared. Use was looking only when you want to emphasize an action in progress.

× My country is Turkey and we have four big islands and that islands we don't usually use cars or any wheels and use we always use bikes.

✓ My country is Turkey, and there are four large islands. On those islands, we do not usually use cars or other vehicles; we always use bikes.

Use there are to introduce the existence or number of plural places or things. Since islands is plural, the correct form is there are four islands, not there is four islands.

× My country is Turkey and we have four big islands and that islands we don't usually use cars or any wheels and use we always use bikes.

✓ My country is Turkey, and there are four large islands. On those islands, we do not usually use cars or other vehicles; we always use bikes.

Islands is plural, so the demonstrative must also be plural: those islands, not that islands. Use this or that with a singular noun and these or those with a plural noun.

× My country is Turkey and we have four big islands and that islands we don't usually use cars or any wheels and use we always use bikes.

✓ My country is Turkey, and there are four large islands. On those islands, we do not usually use cars or other vehicles; we always use bikes.

The phrase that islands is missing a preposition. Use on before islands when referring to activities or conditions taking place there: on those islands. Remember to check whether a location requires in, on, or at.

× My country is Turkey and we have four big islands and that islands we don't usually use cars or any wheels and use we always use bikes.

✓ My country is Turkey, and there are four large islands. On those islands, we do not usually use cars or other vehicles; we always use bikes.

The original sentence contains too many ideas connected with and, and use we always use bikes has incorrect word order. Organize the answer into shorter sentences and place the subject before the verb: we always use bikes.