Plants— Part 1 Báo cáo

Gợi ý: Be concise, use correct grammar and a clear topic sentence, then add one or two specific details. Avoid repetition. Use linking words like 'because' or 'for example' to show reasons.

Ví dụ: Yes, I keep several potted plants at home because I enjoy gardening. For example, I have a small herb corner with basil and mint that I use for cooking, and I water them twice a week.

Gợi ý: Start with a clear topic sentence about the specific plant you grew, then give one or two concrete details (where, how you cared for it, why you liked it). Use correct tense and linking words like 'when' and 'because'.

Ví dụ: When I was young, I grew roses in my family garden because I loved their scent. I used to water them every morning and watch them bloom in spring, which made me very proud.

Gợi ý: Answer directly and honestly but with clear language. If you lack knowledge, say so and add a brief comment about what you might learn or who helps you. Avoid unclear references and repetitive negatives.

Ví dụ: Not really, I don't know much about growing plants, but I would like to learn basic care like watering and sunlight requirements. For instance, I might ask a friend who grows plants or read a simple guide online.

Gợi ý: Give a tentative opinion if you are unsure, then support it with a clear example. Use cautious language like 'I think' or 'perhaps' and avoid incorrect or confusing statements. Keep it short and specific.

Ví dụ: I'm not certain, but I think Chinese people do give plants and flowers as gifts on special occasions. For example, flowers are often given on birthdays or anniversaries, and small potted plants are popular housewarming presents.

× I can say that it is my passion and this is my favorite thing which do I in at home.

✓ I can say that it is my passion and my favorite thing to do at home.

The original has incorrect word order ('which do I in at home') and unnecessary words. Reorder to 'my favorite thing to do at home' to follow English infinitive verb phrase structure and correct preposition placement. Use 'to do' after 'thing' and 'at home' at the end. Suggestion: Practice forming 'the thing to do' and placing 'at home' after the verb phrase.

× Furthermore, I I keep the plants at my home and I discovered it a lot of time.

✓ Furthermore, I keep plants at my home and I have been doing it for a long time.

Pronoun and verb choices are incorrect: 'discovered it a lot of time' is not appropriate. Use present perfect continuous or present perfect ('have been doing it' or 'have done it') to express an action continuing over time. Also remove duplicate 'I' and use plural 'plants' consistently. Suggestion: Use 'have been doing' or 'have done' to describe ongoing or repeated past actions continuing to present.

× What plant I grow when I was young that was a flower because I love flower and I remember that when I was the young I grow the flower plant at my garden.

✓ The plant I grew when I was young was a flower because I loved flowers, and I remember growing flower plants in my garden when I was young.

Mixes tenses and wrong word order. Use past tense 'grew' for completed past actions and 'loved' to match. Use plural 'flowers' for general reference and correct clause order: 'The plant I grew... was...' Also 'grow the flower plant at my garden' becomes 'growing flower plants in my garden.' Suggestion: Keep past tense consistent when talking about childhood and use plural nouns for general categories.

× Furthermore, flower is was very beautiful plant and I think so that it is a very necessary at every home.

✓ Furthermore, flowers were very beautiful plants and I think they are very necessary in every home.

Article and number errors and tense mismatch: 'flower is was' combines present and past; use past 'were' or present 'are' consistently. Use plural 'flowers' and 'plants' and replace 'a very necessary' with 'very necessary' and correct preposition 'in every home.' Also use 'they' to refer back to flowers. Suggestion: Match number and tense and use correct prepositions: 'necessary in every home.'

× Uh, no, I know not know anything about growing up plant because I have no interest and have no idea about how to growing the plant.

✓ Uh, no, I do not know anything about growing plants because I have no interest and no idea how to grow them.

Incorrect negation 'I know not know' and wrong verb forms 'growing up plant' and 'how to growing.' Use auxiliary 'do' for present simple negation: 'do not know.' Use 'grow' after 'how to' and plural 'plants' or pronoun 'them.' Suggestion: Use 'do not' for negatives in present simple and infinitive 'grow' after 'how to.'

× In addition to this, I I heard some plants organizations who are like Mali and he just know about growing up not.

✓ In addition, I heard about some plant organizations, such as Mali, but I do not know much about growing plants.

Original has extra 'I', incorrect relative clause and word order 'who are like Mali and he just know about growing up not.' Simplify: 'I heard about some plant organizations, such as Mali,' and contrast with 'but I do not know much about growing plants.' Use correct subject-verb agreement 'do not know.' Suggestion: Keep sentences clear and use 'such as' to give examples and 'do not know much about' to express lack of knowledge.

× Well, I have no idea about Chinese people send plants as a gift, but I think so that Chinese people send the plants as a gift.

✓ Well, I have no idea whether Chinese people send plants as gifts, but I think they do.

Incorrect clause 'have no idea about Chinese people send...' Use 'whether' to introduce a yes/no content clause. 'I think so that' is unnatural; use 'I think they do.' Use plural 'gifts.' Suggestion: Use 'whether' for uncertainty and short answers like 'I think they do.'

× For example, most of the Chinese send the flower as a gift to other.

✓ For example, most Chinese send flowers as gifts to others.

Unnecessary 'the' before 'Chinese' and 'flower'; use plural 'flowers' and 'gifts' and 'others' for recipients. 'Most of the Chinese' is unnatural unless specifying a group. Use 'most Chinese.' Suggestion: Use plural nouns for general statements: 'most Chinese send flowers as gifts to others.'

× In addition to these, most of the couples are send the flowers and flowers plants to eat.

✓ In addition, most couples send flowers or potted plants to each other.

Incorrect auxiliary 'are send' should be simple present 'send.' 'Flowers plants to eat' is unclear; likely meant 'potted plants.' Use reciprocal 'to each other.' Suggestion: Use present simple for habitual actions ('most couples send') and correct noun phrases like 'potted plants.'