Typing— Part 1 Relatório

Sugestão: Be careful with grammar and word choice, and make the answer more concise and natural. Correct articles and prepositions (e.g. "share with others", "an essential skill"). Avoid repeating ideas (faster and more convenient are similar). Use one clear reason, then a brief support with a linking word.

Exemplo: I prefer typing because it’s faster and more convenient. For example, I can edit documents quickly and share them with classmates, which makes studying and collaboration much easier.

Sugestão: Improve grammar (subject-verb agreement and articles) and use smoother linking. Make a clear topic sentence then add one or two specific supporting details. Use plural/singular correctly ("essential tool").

Exemplo: Yes, I do. I mainly use my laptop every day because I take notes, complete assignments and research topics online. As a result, my laptop has become an essential tool for my studies.

Sugestão: This answer has several unclear word choices and grammar errors ("purchasing seriously", "secondary school", "touch typing" misuse, "improved my speech"). Be precise about time, use correct verbs, and explain benefits clearly. Keep to 2–3 sentences.

Exemplo: I learned to use a keyboard at secondary school, but I started practicing touch typing seriously about two years ago. Since then I can type without looking at the keys, which has increased my speed and accuracy.

Sugestão: Fix grammar and collocations ("in my opinion", "for an hour daily", "touch typing", "speed and accuracy"). Be specific about practice methods and use linking words for clarity. Limit to 2–3 succinct sentences.

Exemplo: In my opinion, the best way to improve typing is regular practice. I practice for an hour every day using online typing exercises and focusing on touch typing, which has noticeably improved my speed and accuracy.

× In addition, it is easy to edit and share to others.

✓ In addition, it is easy to edit and share with others.

The verb 'share' is typically followed by the preposition 'with' when indicating the people who receive something. 'Share to others' is incorrect English. Use 'share with others' to show whom you share something with.

× I believe that it is an essential for students.

✓ I believe that it is essential for students.

The noun 'essential' does not require the article 'an' when used as an adjective meaning 'necessary'. Using 'an' makes it a noun, which is incorrect here. Remove 'an' to use the adjective form.

× Yes I do.

✓ Yes, I do.

This sentence needs a comma after the short interjection 'Yes' to be punctuated correctly in English. While not a grammatical word error, punctuation affects sentence structure and clarity.

× I spend a lot of time on my laptop because I usually have to take notes, work on assignment and search for information.

✓ I spend a lot of time on my laptop because I usually have to take notes, work on assignments and search for information.

The phrase 'work on assignment' should use the plural 'assignments' (or 'an assignment') to agree with 'take notes' and the general sense of multiple tasks. Use 'assignments' for general activities.

× It is essential tools for me in my daily life.

✓ They are essential tools for me in my daily life.

Subject-verb agreement and pronoun reference: 'tools' is plural, so the correct pronoun is 'they' and the verb 'are' should be used. The original 'It is' mismatches the plural noun 'tools'.

× I still remember the first time I learned how to use keyboard when I was a secondary school, but I only started purchasing seriously about two years ago.

✓ I still remember the first time I learned how to use a keyboard when I was in secondary school, but I only started practising seriously about two years ago.

Multiple issues: 'use keyboard' needs an article 'a keyboard'. 'When I was a secondary school' should be 'when I was in secondary school'. 'Purchasing seriously' is incorrect verb choice; likely 'practising' (or 'practicing') fits context. These are preposition and word choice errors; corrected sentence fixes preposition 'in' and adds article and correct verb.

× Since then I have been purchasing touch typing so I don't look at the keyboard, which has improved my speech and accuracy.

✓ Since then I have been practising touch typing so I don't look at the keyboard, which has improved my speed and accuracy.

'Purchasing' is the wrong verb; 'practising' (practicing) is correct for learning a skill. Also 'speech' is likely a mistaken word for 'speed' in typing context. 'Touch typing' correctly takes the -ing in 'practising'. The present perfect continuous 'have been practising' fits the ongoing action.

× According to me, the best way to improve my typing is to practice regularly.

✓ In my opinion, the best way to improve my typing is to practise regularly.

'According to me' is not idiomatic English; use 'In my opinion'. Also note British spelling 'practise' vs American 'practice' as a verb—either is acceptable depending on variety. This correction improves idiomatic/modal expression.

× I spend hour daily on my laptop during typing and I try not to look at the keyboard, so I develop touching touch typing.

✓ I spend an hour daily on my laptop practising typing and I try not to look at the keyboard, so I develop touch typing.

Multiple errors: 'hour' requires an article 'an hour'. 'During typing' is awkward; 'practising typing' or 'while typing' is better. 'Develop touching touch typing' is incorrect; 'develop touch typing' is the intended phrase. The corrections fix article usage and phrase structure.

× These methods have helped me increase both my speech and accuracy.

✓ These methods have helped me increase both my speed and accuracy.

'Speech' is incorrect in the context of typing; the intended word is 'speed'. This is an incorrect word choice (adjective/noun selection). Replacing with 'speed' makes the meaning clear.