Friends— Part 1 Báo cáo

Gợi ý: Soruyu doğrudan yanıtlayın ve geçmiş ile günümüzü açıkça karşılaştırın. “Meet a coffee” yerine “meet at a café” ve “other Mecca” yerine ne demek istediğinize göre “different places” veya belirli bir yer adı kullanın. “In the past” ve “these days” gibi bağlaçlarla iki zamanı birbirine bağlayın.

Ví dụ: Yes, there is a difference. In the past, we usually met at a café near our school, but these days we often meet at shopping malls or parks. These places are more convenient for us now.

Gợi ý: Nedenleri tam cümlelerle açıklayın ve yerlerin çocuklar ya da yaşlılar için uygun olmasının nedenini belirtin. “Some places for child” yerine “Some places are suitable for children” ve “other places is older people” yerine “other places are more suitable for older people” kullanın. En az bir somut örnek ekleyin.

Ví dụ: Some places are suitable for meeting because they are comfortable and quiet. For example, parks are good for children, while cafés with comfortable seating may be better for older people. Very noisy places are not suitable for everyone.

Gợi ý: Tercihinizi net bir konu cümlesiyle belirtin ve ardından iki seçeneği karşılaştırın. “my one friend” yerine “one close friend”, “a group friends” yerine “a group of friends” deyin. Cümleyi tamamlayın; yarım kalan “because when I was living I felt” ifadesi anlamı belirsiz bırakıyor.

Ví dụ: I prefer spending time with one close friend, although I also enjoy being in a group sometimes. I can have deeper conversations with one person, and I feel more relaxed. However, groups are more enjoyable when we want to celebrate something.

Gợi ý: Soruyu “Yes, I would invite my friends to my home” şeklinde doğrudan yanıtlayın. “come France me home” ifadesi anlaşılmıyor; muhtemelen “come to my home” demek istediniz. Davet etme nedeninizi ve evde yapacağınız bir etkinliği ekleyin.

Ví dụ: Yes, I would definitely invite my friends to my home. It is more comfortable than a crowded café, and we can cook together or watch a film. I would probably invite them at the weekend.

Gợi ý: Arkadaşlarınızın önemini açıkça belirtmişsiniz; ancak “I’m enjoying with my time spent” ve “my friends have me other” doğal değil ve cümle tamamlanmamış. “I enjoy spending time with them” ve “they support me” gibi doğal ifadeler kullanın. Duygusal destek veya ortak aktiviteler gibi iki spesifik neden verin.

Ví dụ: My friends are very important to me because I enjoy spending time with them. They support me when I have problems, and we always make each other laugh. I also learn a lot from their different experiences.

Gợi ý: Cevabınızı birkaç kısa ve doğru cümleye bölün. “we are sits coffee” yerine “we sit in a café” ve “we are talking” yerine alışkanlık için “we talk” kullanın. Son bölümdeki “Arhangi Birkon” anlaşılmadığı için konu veya kişi adını açıkça belirtin.

Ví dụ: Yes, I often go out with my friends. We usually sit in a café and talk about our studies, work, and daily lives. Sometimes we also go to the cinema or have dinner together.

Gợi ý: Yerlerden önce gerekli edatları kullanın: “in a park” ve “in shopping malls.” “others places” yerine “other places” deyin. Cevabı tamamlayarak bu yerleri neden tercih ettiğinizi açıklayın; “we discuss” ifadesinden sonra hangi konuları tartıştığınızı belirtin.

Ví dụ: We generally meet in parks, shopping malls, or cafés. We choose these places because they are easy to reach and offer different things to do. We usually talk about our plans and recent experiences.

Gợi ý: Alışkanlıklardan bahsederken geniş zaman kullanın: “We meet, go, or drink.” “the concert cinema” ifadesini “concerts or the cinema” şeklinde ayırın. “icol” anlaşılmıyor; muhtemelen “coffee” veya başka bir içeceği kastediyorsanız doğru kelimeyi kullanın.

Ví dụ: We usually meet in the evening and do different activities. We sometimes go to a concert or the cinema, and we often have coffee together. On weekends, we may also go shopping.

Gợi ý: Soruyu “Yes, I have an old friend” veya “Yes, I have a friend I have known for many years” şeklinde yanıtlayın. “Here is” bu bağlamda yanlış; “an old friend” uzun süredir tanıdığınız arkadaş, “an older friend” ise yaşça büyük arkadaş anlamına gelir. Arkadaşınızı kaç yıldır tanıdığınızı ve nerede tanıştığınızı ekleyin.

Ví dụ: Yes, I have a friend I have known for more than ten years. We met at primary school and have stayed in touch ever since. Although we are both busy now, we still meet regularly.

× Yeah, in the past we met a coffee but right now we are going to other Mecca.

✓ Yeah, in the past we met at a café, but right now we are going to another place.

The preposition at is used for meeting locations. For example, we say meet at a café or meet at a restaurant.

× Because some places for child but other places is older people.

✓ Because some places are suitable for children, but other places are suitable for older people.

The first clause has no main verb. The verb are is needed after some places, and the phrase suitable for clearly expresses the intended meaning.

× Because some places for child but other places is older people.

✓ Because some places are suitable for children, but other places are suitable for older people.

Child must be plural because the sentence refers to children in general. The plural form children is required after places for.

× Because some places for child but other places is older people.

✓ Because some places are suitable for children, but other places are suitable for older people.

The subject other places is plural, so it must be followed by are, not is. Also, suitable for older people is the correct structure.

× Actually, I sometimes spend time with my one friend. Other times I spend time with a group friends because when I was living I felt

✓ Actually, I sometimes spend time with one friend. Other times, I spend time with a group of friends because I feel happier when I am with them.

The expression is a group of friends, not a group friends. The preposition of is required after group when identifying its members.

× Actually, I sometimes spend time with my one friend. Other times I spend time with a group friends because when I was living I felt

✓ Actually, I sometimes spend time with one friend. Other times, I spend time with a group of friends because I feel happier when I am with them.

The original answer ends with an incomplete clause: because when I was living I felt. A complete sentence needs a clear subject, verb, and complement.

× Yes, I would like to come France me home.

✓ Yes, I would like to invite my friends to my home.

The object pronoun me cannot be used before home in this sentence. The possessive adjective my is needed before home, and invite my friends correctly expresses the intended meaning.

× Yes, I would like to come France me home.

✓ Yes, I would like to invite my friends to my home.

The original sentence does not have a grammatically complete or understandable structure. After would like to, use the base verb invite, followed by the object my friends and the destination to my home.

× Actually my friends are very important to me because I'm enjoying with my time spent and my friends have me other

✓ Actually, my friends are very important to me because I enjoy spending time with them, and they help me in other ways.

The verb enjoy is followed by a gerund, so enjoy spending is correct. We do not normally say enjoy with my time spent.

× Actually my friends are very important to me because I'm enjoying with my time spent and my friends have me other

✓ Actually, my friends are very important to me because I enjoy spending time with them, and they help me in other ways.

The original sentence ends with the incomplete phrase my friends have me other. The answer needs a complete clause, such as they help me in other ways.

× Yeah actually I often go out with my friends we are sits coffee and we are talking about Arhangi Birkon.

✓ Yeah, actually, I often go out with my friends. We sit in a café and talk about Arhangi Birkon.

For a regular activity, use the simple present: sit and talk. The form are sits is not grammatically possible because sit is the base form after the subject we.

× Yeah actually I often go out with my friends we are sits coffee and we are talking about Arhangi Birkon.

✓ Yeah, actually, I often go out with my friends. We sit in a café and talk about Arhangi Birkon.

The preposition in is needed before a place such as a café. We say sit in a café or meet in a café.

× Generally we meet park, shopping malls and others places we discuss um

✓ Generally, we meet in parks, shopping malls, and other places where we can talk.

The preposition in is needed before locations. We say meet in a park, meet in shopping malls, and meet in other places.

× Generally we meet park, shopping malls and others places we discuss um

✓ Generally, we meet in parks, shopping malls, and other places where we can talk.

Parks is plural because the answer refers to parks in general. Other places is also the correct plural noun phrase.

× Generally we meet park, shopping malls and others places we discuss um

✓ Generally, we meet in parks, shopping malls, and other places where we can talk.

Other is the correct adjective before the plural noun places. Others is a pronoun and cannot directly modify a noun.

× We are meeting after we are going to the concert cinema or drinking icol.

✓ We meet, and then we go to a concert or the cinema, or have a drink.

The question asks about usual activities, so the simple present is appropriate: meet and go. The forms are meeting and are going incorrectly suggest an action happening now.

× We are meeting after we are going to the concert cinema or drinking icol.

✓ We meet, and then we go to a concert or the cinema, or have a drink.

The sequence of activities should be connected clearly with and then. The conjunction or is used to present alternative activities.

× We are meeting after we are going to the concert cinema or drinking icol.

✓ We meet, and then we go to a concert or the cinema, or have a drink.

A singular countable noun such as concert needs an article, so a concert is correct. The cinema normally takes the definite article the when referring to the activity or place.

× Yeah, here is my older friends.

✓ Yes, I have a friend whom I have known for a long time.

The question asks about one friend, so the answer should use the singular noun friend. The original sentence incorrectly combines the singular verb is with the plural noun friends.

× Yeah, here is my older friends.

✓ Yes, I have a friend whom I have known for a long time.

The plural noun friends cannot be used with the singular verb is. If friends were retained, the verb would need to be are; however, a friend better matches the question.