Reading— Part 1 Báo cáo

Gợi ý: 全体的に内容は伝わりますが、文法ミス（時制や冠詞）、語順の不自然さ、冗長表現が見られます。回答は質問に直接答える導入文（主題文）を簡潔に述べ、その後で関連する具体例や理由を1〜2文で補足すると良いです。特に過去と現在の時制を区別し、不要な語句（例えば “I had have been” や “the moment when I am dipping into the pages and feel the flavor”の冗長な表現）を削除して自然なフレーズに置き換えてください。

Ví dụ: Yes, I do. I studied Chinese literature at university, so I read a lot then, but as a postgraduate student I read less for classes. Even now I enjoy losing myself in a good book because I love the atmosphere and language.

Gợi ý: 良い対比（学術文書は画面、小説は紙）ができていますが、語彙選択と文法を改善してください。単数・複数の一致（"assays"→"essays"、"read it"→"read them"）や前置詞・冠詞の使い方に注意。接続表現を入れて論理の流れを明確にしましょう。具体的な理由を短く追加するとさらに良くなります。

Ví dụ: For academic essays, I prefer reading on a computer because it's easier to highlight and copy text. However, for novels I prefer paper editions because the tactile feel and layout help me immerse myself in the story.

Gợi ý: 意味は伝わりますが、主語の一貫性（突然“You”を使っている）、語順と冠詞の誤りが目立ちます。2つの状況を明確に対比する構成を保ち、接続詞でつなぎ、具体例（試験の種類や必要な情報の種類）を入れると説得力が増します。発音や流暢さも改善の余地があります。

Ví dụ: I need to read carefully when I'm studying for exams or writing an academic essay because I must find specific facts and viewpoints. On the other hand, when I'm reading a novel I usually skim and focus on the story rather than every detail.

Gợi ý: 回答はおおむね理解できますが、語法や文法、語彙選択、文の明瞭さが課題です（"search for details"は良いがフレーズの繋がりが不明瞭、"reading a novel"の表現が不自然）。文章を簡潔にし、明確な接続語（"if", "but", "then"）を使い、最後に一文で結論を述べてください。また"skim"や"scan"など適切な語彙を使うと良いです。

Ví dụ: It depends. If I'm writing an essay I prefer detailed reading because I need to gather exact information. However, when I read a novel I usually skim the text at first to get the plot, and later I may read it more carefully for details.

× Since I majored in Chinese literature, I had to read a lot of books when I was a undergraduate student and nowadays I had have been a postgraduate student, so we don't need to read that much.

✓ Since I majored in Chinese literature, I had to read a lot of books when I was an undergraduate student, and nowadays I am a postgraduate student, so we don't need to read that much.

The sentence mixes past perfect and present perfect incorrectly and contains a tense/form error 'had have been'. Use simple past 'majored' and past 'had to read' for the undergraduate period, then present 'am a postgraduate student' to show current status. Also correct article 'an undergraduate'. Improve by keeping tense consistent and removing redundant auxiliary verbs. Suggestion: Replace 'nowadays I had have been a postgraduate student' with 'nowadays I am a postgraduate student'.

× I had to read a lot of books when I was a undergraduate student

✓ I had to read a lot of books when I was an undergraduate student

Use the indefinite article 'an' before a word starting with a vowel sound ('undergraduate'). The error is an article choice issue. Suggestion: Use 'an' not 'a'.

× But still, I really love the moment when I am dipping into the pages and feel the flavor.

✓ But still, I really love the moment when I dip into the pages and feel the flavor.

The progressive form 'am dipping' suggests an ongoing action, but here the speaker describes a general habitual pleasure, so simple present 'dip' is appropriate. Use simple present for habitual actions. Suggestion: Use 'I dip' rather than 'I am dipping'.

× As for the economic assays, I prefer to read it on computer because it's easy to take some notes or copy it.

✓ As for economic essays, I prefer to read them on the computer because it's easy to take notes or copy from them.

Original uses incorrect noun 'assays' and mismatched pronouns 'it' for plural. Although 'word choice' isn't in the provided list, apply relevant listed types: singular/plural and pronoun use. Use plural 'essays' and match pronoun 'them'; include article 'the' before 'computer' and remove unnecessary 'some' before 'notes'. Suggestion: Use 'economic essays' and 'read them on the computer'.

× But As for novels, I still choose the version in paper because I think it is more easy for me to lose myself in the pages.

✓ But as for novels, I still choose the paper version because I think it is easier for me to lose myself in the pages.

Use 'paper version' rather than 'version in paper' and 'easier' (comparative) instead of 'more easy'. Also lowercase 'as' after comma. This is an article/word order and comparative adjective issue. Suggestion: Use 'paper version' and 'easier'.

× As for the economic assays, I prefer to read it on computer because it's easy to take some notes or copy it.

✓ As for economic essays, I prefer to read them on the computer because it's easy to take notes or copy from them.

Pronoun agreement and tense: use 'them' to agree with plural 'essays' and general present 'prefer' is correct. Ensure pronoun matches number. Suggestion: Change 'it' to 'them' and 'on computer' to 'on the computer'.

× I need to read carefully when I prepare for some event exams or I want to write an essay about something and you need some specific details and opinions.

✓ I need to read carefully when I prepare for exams or when I want to write an essay about something and need specific details and opinions.

Sentence mixes 'I' and 'you' causing a subject shift and awkward structure. Maintain consistent subject 'I' and parallel clauses: 'when I prepare' and 'when I want'. Remove 'event' before 'exams' which is odd. Suggestion: Keep subject consistent and use parallel structure.

× But if I read a novel, I don't need to be that concentrated.

✓ But if I read a novel, I don't need to be that focused.

'Concentrated' is not the correct adjective here; 'focused' or 'concentrated' as 'concentrating' would be used as a verb. This is a choice of adjective/pronoun usage issue. Suggestion: Use 'focused' or 'to concentrate'.

× Well I think that depends if I am writing an essay then definitely I need to search for details.

✓ Well, I think that depends: if I am writing an essay, then I definitely need to search for details.

Add punctuation and restructure for clarity. Use comma after 'essay' and include 'then' appropriately. Suggestion: Use clearer conditional structure 'if ... then ...'.

× But if I just reading I'm just reading a novel then the umm storyline is the most important to me.

✓ But if I'm just reading a novel, then the storyline is the most important to me.

Use contraction 'I'm' or 'I am' with present continuous 'reading' and correct word order. Original 'if I just reading' lacks auxiliary verb. Suggestion: Use 'if I'm just reading'.

× May so maybe I can just beginning and sometimes I will read a book for twice first skinny and then searching for the.

✓ Maybe I can just begin by reading for enjoyment, and sometimes I will read a book twice: first quickly, and then I will search for details.

This sentence is fragmented and contains wrong verb forms and unclear phrases ('first skinny', 'searching for the'). Use 'begin by reading for enjoyment', 'read a book twice', 'first quickly', and 'then search for details'. Suggestion: Use clearer sequencing and correct adverbs and verbs.