Rules— Part 1 Relatório

Sugestão: Be more concise and grammatically correct. Start with a clear topic sentence, then give one or two specific supporting details. Fix article use and word forms (e.g. “the uniform is compulsory,” “attendance and punctuality are strictly enforced”). Use a linking word to connect ideas.

Exemplo: Yes. My school has several rules. For example, the uniform is compulsory for all students, and attendance and punctuality are strictly enforced. These rules help maintain order and a professional atmosphere.

Sugestão: Clarify your opinion and give specific reasons. Use correct grammar (plural nouns, verb forms) and linking words like “because” or “for example.” Avoid redundant phrases. Limit to 2–3 sentences.

Exemplo: Yes, I think students would benefit from some additional rules because they can encourage punctuality and consistent dress. For example, stricter start-time rules would reduce lateness and improve students’ focus in class.

Sugestão: Answer directly and use correct adjective and verb forms (“dedicated,” “encouraged me,” “helps me with my personal work”). Provide a brief example of what she did to show dedication. Use linking words like “for example” or “she often.”

Exemplo: Yes. One teacher, Miss Anuradha, is very dedicated. She often encouraged me to improve my grades and helped me with personal study plans, for example by giving extra tutoring after class.

Sugestão: Give a clear preference (more or fewer) and justify it with specific reasons. Correct grammar (use singular/plural correctly) and avoid contradictory phrases. Use a linking word like “because.”

Exemplo: I prefer having more clear rules because they promote punctuality and discipline. For instance, rules about homework deadlines and attendance help students build good study habits.

Sugestão: Be specific about what “strict” means and give one example of her behavior. Fix grammar (who's→who are or who is; ‘strict with students’; ‘because she expects punctuality and has a firm attitude’). Keep it concise and avoid vague descriptions.

Exemplo: Yes, I had a strict teacher called Miss Raj. She was strict with all students because she expected punctuality and perfect homework; for example, she marked late assignments down immediately.

Sugestão: Provide a clear answer (yes or no) and explain why with specific reasons. Fix phrasing and avoid repetition: e.g. “I would not like to work in a school with no rules because ...” Use linking words like “because” or “however.”

Exemplo: I would not like to work in a school with no rules because it would be chaotic and make teaching difficult. For example, without clear rules students might arrive late or ignore assignments, which would harm learning outcomes.

× Well in my school there are several rules such as where uniform is very compulsory for everyone and attendance and punctuality rule is one of most strict rule in my school.

✓ Well, in my school there are several rules, such as the uniform being compulsory for everyone, and the attendance and punctuality rule is one of the strictest rules in my school.

Errors: missing articles before 'uniform' and 'attendance and punctuality rule'; incorrect comparative form 'most strict' and singular/plural mismatch 'one of most strict rule'. Use 'the uniform' (specific noun), 'the attendance and punctuality rule' and 'one of the strictest rules' (superlative with plural noun after 'one of'). Also changed structure to 'the uniform being compulsory' for fluency.

× Yes, well there are so many benefits of having rules in school because the student are be a punctual for the school and they've just wear a uniform without hesitating they might.

✓ Yes, well there are so many benefits of having rules in school because the students are punctual for school and they just wear a uniform without hesitation.

Errors: 'the student are' is a subject-verb agreement and article error; plural 'students' with verb 'are' is required. Removed incorrect 'be' and rephrased 'be a punctual for the school' to 'are punctual for school'. 'They've just wear' is wrong: 'they just wear' or 'they simply wear' is correct; 'without hesitating' changed to noun form 'without hesitation' for natural phrasing.

× Yes, there are several teachers in my school, but Miss Anuradha is very dedicating to me. She always encouraged to me to do better and she always helps me in my personal works.

✓ Yes, there are several teachers in my school, but Miss Anuradha is very dedicated to me. She always encourages me to do better and she always helps me with my personal work.

Errors: 'dedicating' is wrong form; use adjective 'dedicated'. 'Encouraged to me' is incorrect collocation; correct is 'encourages me' (present habit). 'Personal works' is uncountable in this context; use 'personal work'. Maintained present-tense consistency for habitual actions.

× Well, as I mentioned earlier, having rules are so important in school, so more and fewer rules are so important to be a punctual and live in a discipline.

✓ Well, as I mentioned earlier, having rules is very important in school, so having more or fewer rules should help students be punctual and live in a disciplined way.

Errors: subject-verb agreement 'having rules are' should be 'having rules is' because 'having rules' is a singular gerund phrase. 'More and fewer rules' is unclear; use 'more or fewer rules'. 'To be a punctual' incorrect article and form; use 'be punctual'. 'Live in a discipline' is unidiomatic; use 'live in a disciplined way'.

× Yes, there are several teachers who's very strict in my school, but Miss Raj is very strict in to every student because her behavior is like a very punctual and a very attitude.

✓ Yes, there are several teachers who are very strict in my school, but Miss Raj is very strict with every student because her behavior is very punctual and she has a strict attitude.

Errors: 'who's' contraction incorrect for 'who are' (plural); use 'who are'. 'Strict in to every student' incorrect preposition; use 'strict with every student'. 'Her behavior is like a very punctual' is ungrammatical; 'punctual' describes people, so 'her behavior is very punctual' is odd—better 'she is very punctual' or 'her behavior is very punctual'. 'A very attitude' is wrong noun usage; 'she has a strict attitude' corrects this.

× Yes, exactly. If I get a chance to work as a teacher, I don't miss that chance. But if I talk about that school where there are no rules but I don't like to work at their school.

✓ Yes, exactly. If I get a chance to work as a teacher, I will not miss it. But if I talk about a school where there are no rules, I would not like to work there.

Errors: conditional tense and sentence fragments. 'If I get a chance... I don't miss that chance' should be 'I will not miss it' for correct future reference. Second sentence has awkward connectors and wrong pronoun 'their school'; rephrase to 'a school where there are no rules' and 'I would not like to work there' to express hypothetical preference. Also removed redundant 'but'.