Views— Part 1 Báo cáo

Gợi ý: Answer the question directly: “Yes, definitely” rather than “Yours definitely.” Your supporting details are relevant and specific, and the answer is within the five-sentence limit. To make it more natural and concise, avoid repeating the idea of capturing and preserving memories; you could also mention when or where you usually take pictures.

Ví dụ: Yes, definitely. I love photographing beautiful scenery, especially mountains and waterfalls. I often take pictures when I’m travelling because they help me remember the places I’ve visited.

Gợi ý: State your preference naturally, for example, “I definitely prefer rural areas.” Correct the grammar in “In contrast were urban areas” and complete the final phrase: say “enjoy nature” or “enjoy natural scenery.” Include an article in “a relaxing atmosphere,” and replace the filler “uh” with a brief pause. Your comparison is useful, but a specific detail would make it more vivid.

Ví dụ: I definitely prefer rural areas because I enjoy peaceful surroundings. The countryside often has fresh air and beautiful scenery, such as green fields and hills. Urban views can be impressive, but the noise and crowds sometimes make them less relaxing for me.

Gợi ý: This is a clear, well-supported answer with specific examples and a natural contrast between your preference and your future plans. To make it slightly more personal, you could name a place in Sri Lanka that you particularly enjoy. The answer is already concise and well within the five-sentence limit.

Ví dụ: I prefer the views in my own country, Sri Lanka, because its landscapes are so varied. I especially love the misty mountains around Ella, as well as the beaches and waterfalls. I’d like to see other countries someday, but Sri Lanka’s scenery feels special to me because it’s home.

× The countryside has beautiful landscapes, fresh air and uh, relaxing atmosphere.

✓ The countryside has beautiful landscapes, fresh air, and a relaxing atmosphere.

The singular countable noun atmosphere needs an article. Use a because the sentence introduces one relaxing atmosphere. The filler uh is omitted in the corrected version.

× In contrast were urban areas can be quite noisy and crowded, which I sometimes find stressful, so I'd much rather enjoy the natural.

✓ In contrast, urban areas can be quite noisy and crowded, which I sometimes find stressful, so I'd much rather enjoy nature.

Were is incorrectly placed before the subject urban areas; it makes the clause ungrammatical. Use a comma after In contrast and begin the clause with the subject. Also, natural is an adjective and needs a noun in this context, so nature is the appropriate noun.