Bike— Part 1 Báo cáo

Gợi ý: 子どもの頃の経験を聞かれているので、「Yes, I did」と過去形で答えましょう。また、「bought me a bike for my birthday」は自然で、「birthday present」と重ねる必要はありません。「like a go to park」は文法的に不自然なので、「for example, we rode to the park」のように具体的な例を挙げましょう。最後の「危険」という点も、何が危険なのか簡潔に説明すると内容が明確になります。

Ví dụ: Yes, I did. My parents bought me a bike for my birthday when I was a child. I often rode it to the park with my friends, although we had to be careful because the roads could be busy.

Gợi ý: 最初に「Yes, I think bikes are popular in my country」のように、複数形を使って質問に直接答えましょう。「Loan a little kid to adults」は意味が伝わらないため、「from young children to adults」など、年齢層を表す自然な表現に直してください。さらに、誰がどのような目的で自転車を使うのか、通勤や通学など具体的な理由を一つ加えましょう。言いよどみや不完全な文は避け、2～3文でまとめると効果的です。

Ví dụ: Yes, bikes are quite popular in my country. People of all ages use them, especially for commuting and short trips. They are convenient and can help people avoid traffic.

× Yes I have uh, my mother and father bought me a bike for my birthday present.

✓ Yes, I did. My mother and father bought me a bike as a birthday present.

The question asks about a past experience, so answer with the simple past form did rather than the present-tense have. The verb bought correctly describes the past event.

× Yes I have uh, my mother and father bought me a bike for my birthday present.

✓ Yes, I did. My mother and father bought me a bike as a birthday present.

Use as to describe the role of the bike: it was a birthday present. For my birthday would also be correct if you mean when they bought it.

× I usually use the bike when I hang out with friends, like a go to park or something, but it is a little dangerous.

✓ I usually use my bike when I hang out with friends, like going to the park, but it is a little dangerous.

After like when giving an example of an activity, use a gerund, such as going, rather than a go. You can also use the base verb in a construction such as like to go.

× I usually use the bike when I hang out with friends, like a go to park or something, but it is a little dangerous.

✓ I usually use my bike when I hang out with friends, like going to the park, but it is a little dangerous.

Park is a singular countable noun here, so it needs an article. Use the park when referring to a park as a familiar or typical destination.

× Loan a little kid to adults, they usually use a bike.

✓ From little kids to adults, people usually use bikes.

Loan does not express a range of ages. Use from to introduce the starting point of a range, followed by to for its endpoint.

× Loan a little kid to adults, they usually use a bike.

✓ From little kids to adults, people usually use bikes.

The sentence describes groups of people across a range of ages, so use the plural little kids. Bikes is also more natural when making a general statement about bicycles.