Typing— Part 1 Báo cáo

Gợi ý: Make your answer more natural and grammatical: use a clear topic sentence, correct collocations, and limit to 3–4 sentences. Replace awkward phrases (e.g. "more used and convenience and efficient") with natural expressions, and add a brief specific example. Use linking words like "because" and "for example."

Ví dụ: I prefer typing to handwriting because digital devices are more convenient and efficient for most tasks. For example, I use my laptop to write reports and send emails, since typed text is much easier to edit and share. As a result, I rarely take long handwritten notes anymore.

Gợi ý: Improve accuracy and fluency: combine short sentences into a coherent response, correct word choices (e.g. "issued" is fine but use "for work" smoothly), fix collocations ("submit reports" or "write reports" instead of "drop reports"), and plural/singular errors ("clients' inquiries"). Add one specific detail about when or why you bring it home.

Ví dụ: I use a laptop every day because my company issued one for work. I mainly use it to write and submit reports and to reply to clients' inquiries. I sometimes bring it home in the evenings when I need extra time to finish urgent reports.

Gợi ý: Make the answer concise and natural: start with a direct time reference, then give one specific supporting detail about what you learned and how you still use it. Avoid redundant phrases like "up to now" — use "still" or "to this day."

Ví dụ: I learned to type in high school during our computer class. The teacher taught proper finger placement and touch-typing, and I still use those skills daily at work when I write reports and emails.

Gợi ý: Organize your answer: begin with a topic sentence describing your main methods, then give two specific practices. Correct verb forms ("I still implement" or "I have been implementing") and use linking words like "also" and "for example." Be specific about frequency or a goal to show improvement.

Ví dụ: I improve my typing by practicing proper hand positioning and taking regular online typing tests. For example, I practise touch-typing daily and take a timed test twice a week to track my speed and focus on the specific keys I often miss, which has increased my accuracy over time.

× Nowadays I prefer typing because digital devices are more used and convenience and efficient for more tasks.

✓ Nowadays I prefer typing because digital devices are used more and are more convenient and efficient for many tasks.

The sentence misuses adjectives/adverbs and omits auxiliary verbs. 'More used' should be 'used more' (adverb placement). 'Convenience' is a noun but an adjective 'convenient' is required; also parallel structure needs 'are' before both adjectives. 'More tasks' is better expressed as 'many tasks.' Improve by keeping parallel adjective forms and correct word order.

× I often use laptop to write reports and send emails, since typed text is easier to edit and share than handwritten notes.

✓ I often use a laptop to write reports and send emails, since typed text is easier to edit and share than handwritten notes.

The countable noun 'laptop' requires an article. Use 'a laptop' because it is nonspecific. Also keep punctuation and clause clarity. Suggest always include articles with singular, countable nouns.

× My company issued it for work.

✓ My company issued it for work purposes.

'Issued it for work' is slightly awkward; adding 'purposes' clarifies the intended use. Alternatively 'issued it to me for work' would correct preposition/pronoun use. Ensure object and preposition clearly indicate recipient or purpose.

× I mainly use it to drop reports, reply to the clients inquiry and sometimes I bring it home to do the remaining reports that need to be completed.

✓ I mainly use it to submit reports, reply to clients' inquiries, and sometimes I bring it home to finish the remaining reports.

'Drop reports' is informal and unclear; 'submit reports' is better. 'Clients inquiry' needs possessive plural 'clients'' and plural 'inquiries' to match context. 'Do the remaining reports that need to be completed' is wordy; use 'finish the remaining reports.' Maintain parallel structure with verbs infinitive forms.

× I learned to type in high school.

✓ I learned to type in high school.

This sentence is correct. It uses simple past appropriately to refer to a completed action in the past. No change needed.

× During our computer class, our teacher showed us how to use the keyboard and the desktop properly, and up to now I still use those skills every day at work.

✓ During our computer class, our teacher showed us how to use the keyboard and desktop properly, and up to now I still use those skills every day at work.

'The desktop' is acceptable but unnecessary; 'desktop' without article reads more naturally when referring to a type of device. The rest is fine. Ensure consistency in articles when speaking generally.

× I remember during my computer class in high school my teacher taught us the proper hand positioning and up to now I still implementing it.

✓ I remember that during my computer class in high school my teacher taught us the proper hand positioning, and up to now I am still implementing it.

Missing conjunction 'that' after 'remember' makes the sentence slightly awkward. More importantly, verb form 'I still implementing it' is incorrect; it needs an auxiliary 'am' plus present participle 'implementing' (present continuous) or change to simple present 'I still implement it.' Use 'am still implementing' to emphasize ongoing action.

× I also take online typing tests regularly to measure my speed and accuracy and focus on the keys I make mistakes on.

✓ I also take online typing tests regularly to measure my speed and accuracy and to focus on the keys I make mistakes on.

Parallel infinitive structure requires 'to' before both verbs: 'to measure' and 'to focus.' Alternatively, rephrase 'the keys I make mistakes on' to 'the keys I make mistakes with' or 'the keys I often miss' for clarity and idiomatic usage.