打字— Part 1 評分報告

建議: Answer directly and support your preference with clear reasons. Correct the grammar and word forms: use “messages” and “academic assignments,” change “it must faster” to “it is much faster,” and say “typing is actually part and parcel of my daily routine.” Avoid unnatural expressions such as “typing each.”

範例: I prefer typing to handwriting because it is much faster and easier to edit. I mainly type messages, academic assignments, and notes on my laptop. I also use it when I search for information online or practise English, so typing is an important part of my daily routine.

建議: Give a complete answer by joining the sentence beginning with “Since” to the previous sentence. Use “quite a lot of time,” “a physical keyboard,” and “the IELTS.” Add a specific detail about why the laptop is convenient, such as its larger screen or more comfortable layout.

範例: Yes, I use a laptop keyboard almost every day because I spend quite a lot of time studying and preparing for the IELTS. I find a physical keyboard much more convenient than a phone because it is easier to type long passages and make fewer mistakes.

建議: Use the past tense in “I learned,” and correct the noun forms: “an essential digital skill,” “students and office workers,” and “typing quickly and accurately.” The phrase “text mass” is incorrect; use “text-based tasks” or “writing tasks.” Explain briefly how you learned, such as through computer classes or regular practice.

範例: I learned how to type in high school during computer classes. It was considered an essential digital skill for students and office workers. I practised regularly because typing quickly and accurately can save a great deal of time when completing schoolwork and other writing tasks.

建議: This answer has a clear structure, relevant details, and effective linking. Improve accuracy by changing “online typing exercise” to “online typing exercises” and consider using “practice” consistently in either British or American English. You could make the answer more specific by mentioning a website, a target speed, or a regular practice schedule.

範例: I mainly improve my typing by practising regularly. I try to type without looking at the keyboard, and I sometimes use online typing exercises to improve my accuracy and speed. I usually practise for about fifteen minutes a day because I believe consistency is more important than doing too much at once.

× I mostly type message, academic assignment and notes on my laptop because it must faster and easy to edit.

✓ I mostly type messages, academic assignments, and notes on my laptop because it is much faster and easier to edit.

Message and academic assignment refer to general plural items, so they should be messages and academic assignments. Use plural nouns when describing several types of things that you type.

× I mostly type message, academic assignment and notes on my laptop because it must faster and easy to edit.

✓ I mostly type messages, academic assignments, and notes on my laptop because it is much faster and easier to edit.

Must cannot be followed directly by the adjective faster. Here, you need the linking verb is because you are describing typing. Must is used for obligation or strong necessity, not to connect a subject with an adjective in this sentence.

× I mostly type message, academic assignment and notes on my laptop because it must faster and easy to edit.

✓ I mostly type messages, academic assignments, and notes on my laptop because it is much faster and easier to edit.

The comparative adjective faster should be paired with easier to create a parallel comparison. Also, much is used to strengthen the comparative adjective faster.

× so typing each actually part and parcel of my daily routine.

✓ so typing is actually part and parcel of my daily routine.

The original clause is missing the linking verb is, and each does not fit the intended meaning. A complete sentence needs the structure subject + linking verb + complement: typing is part and parcel of my daily routine.

× Since I spend a quite lot of time studying and preparing for IELTS.

✓ Since I spend quite a lot of time studying and preparing for IELTS, I find a physical keyboard much more convenient than typing long text on a phone.

The correct fixed expression is quite a lot, not a quite lot. In this expression, the article a comes after quite.

× Since I spend a quite lot of time studying and preparing for IELTS.

✓ Since I spend quite a lot of time studying and preparing for IELTS, I find a physical keyboard much more convenient than typing long text on a phone.

A sentence beginning with since introduces a dependent clause, so it cannot stand alone. It must be connected to an independent clause with a complete main idea.

× I find physical keyboard much more convenient than typing long text on a phone.

✓ I find a physical keyboard much more convenient than typing long text on a phone.

A singular countable noun such as keyboard normally needs an article. Use a because you are referring to one physical keyboard in a general sense.

× I learn typing when I was in high school because typing is almost an essential digital skills, particularly for students and office worker.

✓ I learned to type when I was in high school because typing is an essential digital skill, particularly for students and office workers.

The time expression when I was in high school refers to the past, so learn must be changed to the past-tense form learned.

× I learn typing when I was in high school because typing is almost an essential digital skills, particularly for students and office worker.

✓ I learned to type when I was in high school because typing is an essential digital skill, particularly for students and office workers.

Typing is treated as one skill, so skill must be singular. Students and office workers refer to groups of people, so both nouns should be plural.

× Being type quickly and accurately can save a great deal of time and make everyday text mass easier.

✓ Being able to type quickly and accurately can save a great deal of time and make everyday tasks easier.

Being type is not a correct structure for expressing ability. Use being able to type, which correctly combines the adjective able with the infinitive phrase to type.

× I try to type without constantly looking at the keyboard and sometimes I use online typing exercise to improve my accuracy and speed.

✓ I try to type without constantly looking at the keyboard, and sometimes I use online typing exercises to improve my accuracy and speed.

Online typing exercises refers to multiple practice activities in general, so the plural form exercises is more appropriate.