Parks— Part 1 Báo cáo

Gợi ý: Cevap daha doğal ve akıcı olmalı; gereksiz tekrarlar ve dolgu kelimeleri (uh, umm) azaltılmalı. Bir konu cümlesiyle doğrudan yanıt verin, sonra kısa bir neden veya örnek ekleyin. Örneğin geçmiş tercihlerinizi daha net belirtmek için "I used to enjoy going to the park, but I preferred school because I liked learning new things" gibi net bir cümle kurun. Ayrıca cümle yapısını düzelterek zamir ve kelime seçiminde doğru formu kullanın (ör. "prefer going to school" değil "preferred school").

Ví dụ: I enjoyed going to the park as a child, but I preferred school because I liked learning new things. For example, I often attended science clubs at school which I found more exciting than playground activities.

Gợi ý: Cevap açık ama dilbilgisi ve kelime sırası hataları var; ayrıca fazla dolgu sözcüğü kullanılmış. Net bir konu cümlesi kurun (ör. "Nowadays I prefer cafes, but I still use parks for exercise") ve ardından kısa bir örnek verin. Bağlaçlar (however, but, especially) doğru yerlerde kullanılmalı ve fiil formları düzeltilmeli ("to do sports" yerine "for sports" veya "to exercise").

Ví dụ: Nowadays I prefer going to cafés with friends, but I still visit parks for exercise. For example, if there is a park nearby I often go there to run or play football with my friends.

Gợi ý: Cevap mantıklı ama düzensiz ve dolgu kelimeler çok fazla. "No" yanıtını takip eden açıklama daha düzenli olmalı: önce kısa cevabı verin, sonra nedeninizi net biçimde açıklayın. Ayrıca "workshop" çoğul ve türünü belirtin ("creative workshops" veya "craft workshops"). Örneklerle destekleyin: hangi atölyeler ve neden istiyorsunuz?

Ví dụ: No, I wouldn't necessarily like more parks because my city already has many. Instead, I would prefer more creative workshops, such as cooking classes or glass-blowing and pottery workshops, where people can learn practical skills.

Gợi ý: Cevap kararsız ve karışık; önce doğrudan cevap verin (evet/hatta belki/hayır) sonra kısa bir sebep ve spesifik örnek verin. Yer isimlerini ve ifadeleri daha doğru kullanın ("I haven't thought about that" yerine "I haven't thought about that question"). Tekrarlardan kaçının ve cümleleri daha kısa tutun.

Ví dụ: I haven't really thought about that, but I might visit a park in Ankara in the future because it's my favorite city. For instance, I would like to see Kulu Park since it's well-known and sounds interesting, even though I don't usually choose parks as my first option.

× I used to love, uh, go to the park, but umm, I remembered I prefer going to uh, school to going to park. So because I love to learn something new, that's my, that's my, that's my things.

✓ I used to love going to the park, but I remember I preferred going to school rather than going to the park, because I loved learning new things.

The original sentence incorrectly mixes 'used to' with the bare infinitive 'go' instead of the -ing form; 'used to' should be followed by the base form when describing past habitual action but when expressing enjoyment with 'love' the gerund is natural: 'love going'. Also 'remembered' conflicts with the time reference so 'remember' or 'remembered' with consistent past is adjusted to 'I remember' or 'I preferred'; here rewritten for clarity. Use 'prefer... to...' structure and include articles. Suggestion: use gerunds after verbs expressing likes (love/prefer) and keep tense consistent.

× In my age, we prefer going to cafe than going to parks.

✓ At my age, we prefer going to cafes rather than going to parks.

The phrase 'In my age' is incorrect; use 'At my age'. 'Prefer' is present tense which is fine, but 'cafe' needs plural or article: 'cafes' or 'the cafe'. Also use 'rather than' for comparisons. Suggestion: use 'at my age' and match plurality for countable nouns.

× But uh, we really love to do some sports, especially we if we have a park, we will go parks for do some sports.

✓ But we really love doing sports; if we have a park, we will go to the park to play sports.

The sentence has word order and structure problems. Use 'love doing sports' (gerund) instead of 'love to do some sports'. Remove redundant 'we' and place the conditional 'if' clause correctly. Use 'go to the park' (include preposition) and 'to play sports' or 'to do sports' with proper infinitive. Suggestion: simplify and use correct prepositions and verb forms.

× Actually, no, because in my city we have lots of parks, uh, our government care about our city, but uh, I, I want to see lots of workshop in my city as like for uh, like, uh, cooking or make something like glass or plates like that.

✓ Actually no, because in my city we have lots of parks and our government cares about the city, but I would like to see many workshops in my city for things like cooking or making items such as glassware or plates.

'Our government care' should be 'our government cares' (subject-verb agreement). 'I want to see lots of workshop' — 'workshops' must be plural or use an article. 'Make something like glass or plates' needs gerund 'making' and clearer phrasing. Use modal 'would like' for polite preference. Suggestion: ensure subject-verb agreement and use plurals/articles and gerunds after verbs like 'for'.

× I never think that questions but maybe I will go cool park in Ankara because Ankara is my favorite city and Kulu Park is the most popular places in the Ankara, so it can be possible uh, but I don't prefer going to the park.

✓ I have never thought about that question, but maybe I will go to a nice park in Ankara because Ankara is my favorite city and Kulu Park is one of the most popular places there; it is possible, but I don't usually prefer going to parks.

'I never think that questions' mixes tense and number: use present perfect 'have never thought' for past experience up to now and 'question' singular. 'Cool park' is informal; use 'a nice park' and include article 'go to a park'. 'Most popular places in the Ankara' needs 'one of the most popular places there' and remove the definite article before Ankara. 'I don't prefer going to the park' should be generalized to 'going to parks'. Suggestion: use present perfect for life experience, correct articles, pluralize where needed, and choose appropriate adjectives.