Bike— Part 1 Báo cáo

Gợi ý: 文法と語順のミスを直し、話を論理的に展開する練習をしましょう。短くても完全な文（主語+動詞）で答え、なぜ乗らなかったのかを具体的に説明します。また、冗長な表現やあいまいな語（it, they）を避け、過去の習慣には過去形を正しく使ってください。例：父が車を好んだ→“My father preferred cars, so I usually travelled by car” のように。

Ví dụ: No, I didn't. My father preferred using cars, so I usually travelled by car and never learned to ride a bike. I thought riding a bike could be risky in busy streets, so my parents discouraged it.

Gợi ý: 主語と動詞の一致、語彙の正確さ、具体例の追加に注意しましょう。まず主語に合わせて動詞を変え（"Yes, they are" または "Yes, bikes are" ）、"narrow and off" は不自然なので具体的に説明します。理由を一つに絞り、具体的な例（通勤、自転車の種類、駐輪事情）を挙げると説得力が増します。接続語（because, so, for example）を使って論理を明確にしてください。

Ví dụ: Yes, bikes are quite popular in my country. Because many streets are narrow and traffic is often congested, people prefer bicycles for short trips. For example, commuters often use folding bikes or scooters, and public bike parking is usually very crowded.

× My father prefers the car rather than bikes so that I often ride cars, but they I didn't rode on a bike.

✓ My father preferred cars rather than bikes, so I often rode in cars, but I never rode a bike.

This sentence has several issues: 1) Third person singular/past tense: 'prefers' conflicts with rest in past; change to past 'preferred' to match 'when you were a child' context. 2) Article and count: use 'cars' plural or 'the car' consistently; 'preferred cars rather than bikes' is natural. 3) 'so that' is misused; use 'so' to show result. 4) Pronoun 'they' is incorrect and unnecessary. 5) Past tense verb form: 'didn't rode' is wrong; after 'didn't' use base form 'ride' — corrected to 'I never rode a bike' to maintain past simple. Suggestion: keep verb tenses consistent (past) and use correct form after auxiliary 'did'.

× I feel it was very risky to.

✓ I felt it was very risky.

The question refers to childhood (past), so use past tense 'felt' instead of present 'feel'. Also the ending 'to' is incomplete and unnecessary. Suggestion: use complete clause with past tense to match context.

× Yes it does.

✓ Yes, they are.

The examiner asked 'Do you think bikes are popular in your country?' The appropriate response refers to 'bikes' (plural), so use 'they are' rather than 'it does'. 'It does' is incorrect pronoun and verb agreement. Suggestion: match pronoun number to the noun (bikes -> they) and use 'are' for plural.

× In my country many types of bike are popular because the road is much narrow and off.

✓ In my country many types of bikes are popular because the roads are very narrow and uneven.

Multiple issues: 'types of bike' should be 'types of bikes' (plural) and 'are' must agree. 'Road' should be plural 'roads' when speaking generally. 'Much narrow' is incorrect; use 'very narrow' (adverb with adjective). Word 'off' is wrong in this context; 'uneven' or 'in poor condition' fits. Suggestion: use correct adjective modifiers (very), plural nouns for general statements, and precise vocabulary.

× Of course the parking lots are narrow because our country is overpopulated.

✓ Of course parking lots are small because our country is overpopulated.

'Narrow' can describe roads but 'small' or 'limited' is more natural for parking lots; 'the parking lots' is unnecessarily definite—use general plural 'parking lots'. Preposition use is acceptable but wording improved. Suggestion: use natural collocations ('parking lots are small/limited') and avoid unnecessary definite article when speaking generally.