Typing— Part 1 Báo cáo

Gợi ý: Your answer is relevant and natural, but contains a small grammatical slip (“refer handwriting”) and could be slightly more concise. Add a brief specific example and use a linking phrase to improve coherence.

Ví dụ: I prefer typing for formal assignments because it’s faster and easier to edit; for example, when I write reports at university I can rearrange paragraphs quickly. However, I handwrite personal notes when journaling because it feels more relaxing and personal.

Gợi ý: Good direct answer with supporting reasons. To improve, vary vocabulary slightly and add a linking phrase and a brief specific example of a task to make it more concrete.

Ví dụ: Yes, I use my laptop keyboard every day for both study and work. For instance, I type essays and research notes on my laptop because it’s much faster and makes editing simple.

Gợi ý: The timeline is clear, but some sentences are awkward or grammatically incorrect (“so hard I had to get used to it”, “encourage me”). Use clearer linking words and correct verb forms; combine ideas into two or three coherent sentences and add a brief specific detail about how you practiced.

Ví dụ: I learned to type properly in high school because I had to write many essays and assignments, so I practiced regularly. In addition, chatting with friends on social media encouraged me to increase my speed; I spent evenings practicing typing drills on my family’s computer.

Gợi ý: Good clear answer with cause-and-effect. Improve by correcting an odd phrase (“static online”), using a linking word, and giving a short concrete example of a practice method or tool you use.

Ví dụ: I improve my typing by practicing every day—for example, I use online typing exercises and type-up notes from lectures. As a result, my speed and accuracy have increased noticeably.

× For formal assignments or work I always type because it's more efficient, but for personal notes or journaling I refer handwriting since it feels more relaxing and personal.

✓ For formal assignments or work I always type because it's more efficient, but for personal notes or journaling I prefer handwriting since it feels more relaxing and personal.

The student used 'refer handwriting' which is incorrect collocation. The correct verb is 'prefer' when comparing two options. Use 'prefer handwriting' to express choice. Suggestion: use verbs that collocate with choices (prefer, choose, opt for). (ID:11)

× Most of my assignments or research are done on the computer and I find typing much faster and easier to edit than writing by hand.

✓ Most of my assignments and research are done on the computer, and I find typing much faster and easier to edit than writing by hand.

The sentence is generally correct but using 'or' between 'assignments' and 'research' is awkward; 'and' better reflects that both are commonly done on the computer. Also a comma before 'and' improves clarity. This is a present tense contextual improvement to match habitual action. (ID:6)

× I needed to type essays and assignments so hard I had to get used to it.

✓ I needed to type essays and assignments so much that I had to get used to it.

The phrase 'so hard' is informal and incorrect in this context; 'so much that' correctly links degree and result. This is a past-tense sentence describing past necessity, so use 'needed' with 'so much that' for clarity. Suggest replacing informal adverbs with proper connectors. (ID:5)

× Plus, chatting with friends on social media encourage me to type faster.

✓ Plus, chatting with friends on social media encouraged me to type faster.

The subject is 'chatting' (gerund) which is singular; the verb should agree in past tense 'encouraged' because this refers to past influence. Original had present 'encourage' causing subject-verb and tense mismatch. Use past 'encouraged' to match context. (ID:8)

× I remember practicing a lot on my family's computer at home.

✓ I remember practicing a lot on my family's computer at home.

Sentence is correct; no change needed. It uses possessive pronoun 'my' correctly to indicate ownership. Included for completeness. (ID:12)

× Whether it's for work, study, or just static online, I try to type every day.

✓ Whether it's for work, study, or just browsing online, I try to type every day.

The phrase 'static online' is incorrect and unclear. Likely intended 'browsing online' or 'static online activities' — 'browsing online' is natural. This fixes adverb/phrase choice to convey habitual action. (ID:13)

× I've noticed that the more I type, the faster and more accurate I become without even thinking about it.

✓ I've noticed that the more I type, the faster and more accurate I become without even thinking about it.

Sentence is grammatically correct with proper subject-verb agreement and comparative structure. Included to indicate no correction needed. (ID:27)