Typing— Part 1 Báo cáo

Gợi ý: Repete partes e há erros gramaticais e de escolha lexical. Melhore a clareza e a concisão: comece com uma frase direta que responda à pergunta, siga com uma ou duas razões específicas e um exemplo curto. Corrija erros como "both of styles" → "both styles", "play put" → "put" e simplifique frases redundantes.

Ví dụ: I prefer handwriting because it helps me remember information better. For example, when I'm in class I copy key points into my notebook rather than taking photos, which forces me to process the information and improves retention.

Gợi ý: Resposta clara mas com erros de gramática e repetição. Seja mais preciso e corrija frases como "reports to be made" → "I have to write reports" e "writing those kinds of diagnosis" → "writing those kinds of diagnostic reports". Evite repetir "instead" no fim.

Ví dụ: Yes, I type every day. At my current job I spend two to three hours writing diagnostic reports about my students, so I usually use a laptop keyboard rather than handwriting.

Gợi ý: Resposta com conteúdo adequado mas construção fraca e frase incompleta no final. Use uma frase-topico clara e desenvolva com detalhes específicos. Corrija collocations: "one of the focus" → "one focus" e termine a ideia evitando fragmentos como "enhancing our."

Ví dụ: I learned to type in primary school. We had IT lessons every fortnight where one focus was learning keyboard skills; each session we spent about 15–20 minutes typing short texts and correcting spelling to improve speed and accuracy.

Gợi ý: Boa ideia geral, mas há erros gramaticais e falta de precisão. Evite estruturas genéricas e corrija frases como "write and type in a specific test" e "just to getting used" → "just to get used". Dê exemplos concretos de atividades de prática.

Ví dụ: I improve my typing through daily targeted practice. For example, I spend 20 minutes each morning completing online typing tests and 10 minutes typing out short dialogues or emails to build speed and accuracy.

× Well, that's a hard choice because both of styles of writing are essential and present in my daily life.

✓ Well, that's a hard choice because both styles of writing are essential and present in my daily life.

The phrase 'both of styles' is incorrect; use 'both styles' to combine 'both' with a plural noun. Remove the unnecessary preposition 'of'. Suggestion: say 'both styles' or 'both types of writing'.

× However, I prefer handwriting because I feel that it's more organic and more active.

✓ However, I prefer handwriting because I feel that it is more organic and more active.

Contraction 'it's' is acceptable in speech, but for clarity and formality use 'it is'. No grammatical error beyond register; suggestion: use full form in formal responses.

× So for example, instead of taking copy notes from the board with my cell phone, I like to play put them in my notebook because I learn more.

✓ For example, instead of taking photos of the notes on the board with my cell phone, I prefer to put them in my notebook because I learn more.

The original mixes words ('take copy notes', 'play put') and has incorrect verb choices. 'Take photos of the notes' or 'photograph the notes' is appropriate, and 'prefer to put them' fixes structure. Suggestion: use 'prefer' and a clear verb phrase.

× Yes, I do.

✓ Yes, I do.

This short answer is grammatically correct for the question. No change needed.

× At my current job I have some reports to be made every day.

✓ At my current job I have to prepare some reports every day.

The passive 'reports to be made' is awkward. Use active construction 'have to prepare' or 'need to prepare'. Suggestion: 'I have to prepare reports every day.'

× So basically I spent two to three hours just typing and writing those kinds of diagnosis of my students.

✓ So basically I spend two to three hours just typing and writing those kinds of diagnoses for my students.

Tense should be present 'spend' to match 'every day' context. Also 'diagnosis' (singular/uncountable) is wrong here; use plural 'diagnoses' or 'diagnostic reports' and 'for my students' is the correct preposition. Suggest: 'I spend two to three hours typing and writing diagnostic reports for my students.'

× So instead of handwriting, I use the digital keyboard instead.

✓ So instead of handwriting, I use the digital keyboard.

Redundant use of 'instead' twice; remove the second 'instead'. Suggestion: avoid repetition: 'So I use the digital keyboard.'

× I guess that I've learned.

✓ I guess that I learned it then.

The original fragment 'I've learned' is incomplete and ambiguous. Use past simple 'learned' with a time reference 'then' to match 'When I was in primary school'. Suggestion: 'I guess I learned it then.'

× When I was in primary school, I remember that we used to have IT lessons every fortnight, and one of the focus of those classes was to get us used to using a keyboard.

✓ When I was in primary school, I remember that we used to have IT lessons every fortnight, and one of the focuses of those classes was to get us used to using a keyboard.

Use plural 'focuses' (or 'the focuses'/'the main focuses') because 'one of the' requires a plural noun. Suggestion: Alternatively use 'one focus' without 'of those classes': 'one focus of those classes was...'. Also 'fortnight' is fine in British English.

× So every week we would spend 15 to 20 minutes typing a text and checking for spelling errors and enhancing our.

✓ So every week we would spend 15 to 20 minutes typing a text, checking for spelling errors, and improving our writing.

The sentence ends abruptly 'enhancing our.' Complete the phrase: 'improving our writing' or 'enhancing our skills'. Also use parallel gerunds 'typing', 'checking', 'improving'. Suggestion: keep parallel structure and finish the object.

× Practice makes perfect, so if you want to enhance a particular skill, you just have to keep practicing, and that's what I've done to improve my typing skills.

✓ Practice makes perfect, so if you want to enhance a particular skill, you just have to keep practicing, and that's what I've done to improve my typing skills.

This sentence is grammatically correct and consistent in tense and aspect; no change needed.

× Every day I would write and type in a specific test or a conversation just to getting used to using a digital keyboard.

✓ Every day I would write and type specific texts or conversations just to get used to using a digital keyboard.

Use the infinitive 'to get' after 'just' rather than the gerund 'getting'. Also 'a specific test' is odd; 'specific texts' or 'sample texts' fits better. Suggestion: maintain correct infinitive form and plural nouns where appropriate.