Typing— Part 1 Báo cáo

Gợi ý: Your answer is largely unintelligible and does not directly address the question. Focus on giving a clear topic sentence stating your preference (typing or handwriting), then add one or two concise, relevant reasons using simple linking words (because, so, and). Keep responses natural and within 3–4 short sentences.

Ví dụ: I prefer typing to handwriting because it is faster and neater. For example, I can edit and save my work easily on a computer, so I rarely make messy drafts. As a result, typing helps me finish tasks more quickly.

Gợi ý: The answer is unclear and contains incorrect grammar and odd details ("every 15 years"). Answer directly: say which you use daily and give a brief reason. Use correct tense and simple linking words (because, so, and). Avoid irrelevant time expressions.

Ví dụ: I type on a laptop keyboard every day because I work remotely. My MacBook is portable, so I can work from different places, which makes it more convenient than a desktop.

Gợi ý: The response is confusing and ungrammatical. Give a clear time reference (e.g., when you were a child, at school, or a number of years ago) and explain briefly who taught you or how you learned. Use linking words (when, so, after) and correct verb forms.

Ví dụ: I learned to type when I was in elementary school during our computer classes. My teacher showed us basic typing exercises, so I practiced regularly and improved over time.

Gợi ý: The answer is mostly unintelligible and does not present a coherent improvement strategy. State specific methods you use to improve typing (regular practice, typing courses, online tests) and give a brief example of frequency or progress. Use clear linking words (for example, by, so) and simple correct sentences.

Ví dụ: I improve my typing by practising for at least 20 minutes a day on online typing tests. For example, I use a typing website twice a week to increase my speed and accuracy, and I also try to type emails without looking at the keyboard.

× The pain technology is C3 titled.

✓ The new technology is called C3.

Original sentence has incorrect word choice and structure: 'pain' is likely a misrecognition for 'new' and 'titled' is awkward. Use 'is called' to name something. Keep simple subject-verb-complement order.

× It makes silk more efficient, faster and easier to do, or rather easier to finish.

✓ It makes tasks more efficient, faster, and easier to complete.

'Silk' is likely incorrect noun; 'to do' is informal and 'finish' needs a clear object. Use parallel adjectives and the verb 'complete' for clarity. Maintain parallelism in list items.

× I was able to type 500 words a minute then, right, Right.

✓ I was able to type 500 words a minute then, right?

Reduce redundant 'Right' and use a question tag 'right?' if seeking confirmation. Sentence otherwise uses past tense correctly.

× Using laptop keyboard every 15 years of my Apple MacBook and I don't always want to use computer because it's much easier to learn my laptop everywhere.

✓ I have been using a laptop keyboard on my Apple MacBook for about 15 years, and I don't always want to use a desktop computer because it's easier to carry my laptop everywhere.

Fix prepositions and time expression: 'for about 15 years' indicates duration. 'Using laptop keyboard' needs subject and auxiliary. Use 'desktop computer' to contrast with 'laptop'. 'Learn' was wrong; likely 'carry' fits meaning.

× My two children elementary space taught me how to live in a keypad.

✓ My two children taught me how to use a keyboard when they were in elementary school.

Original word order and word choices are incorrect: 'elementary space' should be 'elementary school', 'live in a keypad' should be 'use a keyboard'. Place time phrase 'when they were in elementary school' correctly.

× We had computer classes developed and we they thought, asked how to use the computer.

✓ We had computer classes, and they taught us how to use the computer.

Resolve redundant and confused words: 'developed' is unnecessary; 'they thought' is incorrect—use 'they taught us'. Keep coordination with 'and'.

× At work I use my laptop every day for 8 hours.

✓ At work, I use my laptop every day for eight hours.

Spelling out small numbers in text is stylistic; main correction adds comma for clarity. Present simple tense is appropriate for habitual action.

× Lustrated as well.

✓ I also do other administrative tasks.

'Lustrated' is not correct here; likely misrecognition. Provide a plausible correction fitting context: 'also' with a clear verb and object.

× Here's my laptop.

✓ Here is my laptop.

Contraction 'Here's' is acceptable in speech but for clarity use full form 'Here is'. No major grammar error; change optional.

× It improves my sideface without unusually just breath safe.

✓ It improves my posture and makes typing less tiring and safer for my wrists and breathing.

Original phrase is unintelligible: 'sideface', 'without unusually just breath safe' are incorrect. Provide clear, grammatical expression about ergonomic benefits: 'improves my posture', 'less tiring', 'safer for my wrists'.