Clothing— Part 1 Báo cáo

Gợi ý: Your answer is relevant and gives a clear reason (sensitive skin) and specific fabrics (cotton, bamboo blends). To improve: make the response more concise and avoid repetition (e.g. “comfortable and soft” / “breathable and gentle” twice). Add one brief example or a small result to enrich content. Use a linking phrase to connect reason and example.

Ví dụ: I prefer comfortable, soft clothes because I have sensitive skin and react to polyester. For this reason I usually choose natural fabrics like cotton or bamboo blends, which are more breathable and keep me cool in summer.

Gợi ý: Good content: clear preference and an exception for special occasions. Improve by removing filler phrases (“just what I have said just now”, “umm”) and finish the last sentence fully (e.g. “which makes me look professional”). Use a linking word to contrast casual and formal choices and give a short example of a formal outfit.

Ví dụ: I usually prefer comfortable, casual clothes because of my sensitive skin. However, for special occasions like prom or job interviews, I choose formal outfits, such as a blazer and dress trousers, to look more professional.

Gợi ý: Your answer is honest and original, but it is repetitive and contains grammatical mistakes. Improve by stating the reason clearly and concisely, correct grammar, and add a linking phrase and a brief alternative (why dresses are convenient). Avoid irrelevant details.

Ví dụ: No, I don't like wearing T-shirts because they usually require matching pants and more laundry. I prefer wearing dresses because they are more convenient and reduce the amount of washing I have to do.

Gợi ý: Good direct answer with specific detail (five dresses) which supports your point. To improve: tidy up grammar and add a linking phrase to show consequence. You could also briefly mention how you organize them or an example of a rotation strategy.

Ví dụ: No, I don't spend much time choosing clothes because as a student I have limited time and money. For example, I keep five dresses in my suitcase and rotate them, which covers my needs for classes and occasional formal events.

Gợi ý: Clear and specific answer mentioning lab work and safety; good reasoning. Improve by correcting minor grammar, using a linking phrase to contrast days vs occasions, and giving a short example of lab clothes versus weekend clothes.

Ví dụ: Not really, because I often work on weekends and spend most of my time in the lab. Therefore I usually wear safe, comfortable clothes for experiments rather than changing my style based on the day.

Gợi ý: You give a clear preference and reason (white looks elegant). Improve by smoothing grammar, avoiding filler phrases, and adding a brief comparison or specific example (e.g. when you wear white).

Ví dụ: If I had to choose, I would pick white because it looks elegant and gives a gentle impression; for example, I wear a white dress for formal events.

× So I would like to choose some natural fabrics like cotton or bamboo blends, which is more breathable and gentle, especially summer.

✓ So I would like to choose some natural fabrics like cotton or bamboo blends, which are more breathable and gentle, especially in summer.

The relative pronoun 'which' refers to the plural noun 'fabrics' so the verb must be plural ('are' not 'is'). Also include the preposition 'in' before 'summer' to indicate the time period. Suggestion: Use subject-verb agreement with relative clauses and include appropriate prepositions for time.

× Just what I have said just now.

✓ Just what I said a moment ago.

The phrase 'have said just now' is awkward; 'said a moment ago' is more natural for a recent completed utterance. Use simple past 'said' and the time expression 'a moment ago' or 'just now' (but avoid combining with present perfect). Suggestion: Use simple past with a specific past time expression.

× I have a sensitive skin so it would make me more comfortable and gentle.

✓ I have sensitive skin, so wearing those clothes makes me more comfortable and feels gentler on my skin.

We do not use the article 'a' before uncountable noun 'skin' when speaking generally. Also 'it would make me more comfortable and gentle' misuses 'gentle' (adjective describes the fabric's effect, not the person). Clarify by referring to clothes and use present tense to match habitual preference. Suggestion: Use 'sensitive skin' without 'a' and make sure adjectives modify appropriate nouns.

× But for some special occasions like the prom or some interview times umm I would choose some formal clothes which makes me look.

✓ But for special occasions like prom or interviews, I would choose formal clothes that make me look more professional.

Use plural 'interviews' and no article with 'prom' typically. The relative clause must agree: 'that make' (plural 'clothes'). Also the original sentence 'which makes me look' is incomplete; add a complement such as 'more professional'. Suggestion: Ensure subject-verb agreement in relative clauses and complete the intended meaning.

× Wearing T-shirts means that you need to wear pants, so you need to wash 2 clothes in a day.

✓ Wearing T-shirts usually means you also wear pants, so you might have to wash two outfits a day.

'Wash 2 clothes' is unidiomatic: use 'two outfits' or 'two items of clothing'. Also express general truth with 'usually' and modal 'might' for possibility. Suggestion: Use natural collocations like 'outfits' and appropriate modals for possibility.

× I don't like wash something or not 'cause I don't like to doing laundry so I don't like wearing T-shirts.

✓ I don't like washing things because I don't like doing laundry, so I don't like wearing T-shirts.

After 'like' use the -ing form: 'like washing'. Also 'something or not' is unclear and unnecessary. Use 'things' or 'clothes'. Remove extra words and use 'doing laundry'. Suggestion: Use gerunds after verbs like 'like' and keep the sentence concise.

× I like wear dress.

✓ I like wearing dresses.

After 'like' use the gerund 'wearing'. Also use plural 'dresses' for general preference. Suggestion: Use gerund for habitual actions and plural for general categories.

× Actually no 'cause I am a student I don't have enough time or money in choosing or buying them.

✓ Actually no, because I am a student I don't have enough time or money to choose or buy clothes.

Use 'because' instead of informal 'cause', and the correct infinitive 'to choose or buy' rather than 'in choosing or buying'. Also 'them' is vague; use 'clothes'. Suggestion: Use infinitives after expressions of purpose and clearer nouns.

× I only have 5 dresses in my suitcase that I rotate.

✓ I only have five dresses in my suitcase that I rotate.

Spell out small numbers in formal speech; grammatically the sentence is acceptable but presenting the number as 'five' is more natural. Suggestion: In spoken responses it's fine to say 'five', and keep plural 'dresses'.

× Not really 'cause I need to work on weekends. Also I spend most of the time at lab so I need to wear some safe and comfortable outfits to lab to do some wet experiments.

✓ Not really, because I need to work on weekends. Also I spend most of my time in the lab, so I need to wear safe and comfortable outfits in the lab to do wet experiments.

Use 'in the lab' not 'at lab' and 'most of my time' rather than 'most of the time'. Repeat 'in the lab' for clarity. Suggestion: Use 'in' with locations like 'the lab' and include 'the' before 'lab'.

× So it's not depends on the days, it depends on the occasions.

✓ So it doesn't depend on the days; it depends on the occasion.

Use 'doesn't depend' for negative present simple with 'it'. 'Occasions' can be singular 'occasion' to match general statement or keep plural: 'depends on the occasion' is more idiomatic. Suggestion: Use correct auxiliary 'does' for third-person singular negatives and choose singular/plural consistently.

× If I really need to choose I will pick the white 1 cause the white colour looks more elegant and soft and gives a gentle impression.

✓ If I really had to choose, I would pick the white one because the white color looks more elegant and soft and gives a gentle impression.

Use 'had to'/'would' for hypothetical preference (conditional). Use 'one' not numeral '1', and 'because' instead of 'cause'. 'Colour' vs 'color' both acceptable (choose one spelling). Suggestion: Use conditional forms for hypothetical choices, write numbers as words, and use full words rather than shortcuts.