自行车— Part 1 評分報告

建議: Rispondi in modo diretto e aggiungi un dettaglio personale, come già fai. Per essere più naturale, usa “ride a bike” invece di “drive a bike” e “eventually” invece di “at the end”. Evita le esitazioni e la ripetizione “to to”; puoi anche specificare cosa ti piaceva andare in bicicletta.

範例: Yes, I had a bike when I was a child. I wasn’t very confident at first, so my dad helped me learn how to ride it. Eventually, I got the hang of it and loved cycling around my neighborhood.

建議: Esprimi subito la tua opinione e sostienila con una ragione specifica, come la mancanza di piste ciclabili. Correggi “there is people” in “there are people” e usa “bike lanes” o “cycle paths” invece di “bike streets”. Riduci le esitazioni e la ripetizione dell’idea che le bici non siano molto usate.

範例: Bikes are used in my country, but they aren’t as popular as they are in some other countries. One reason is that many cities don’t have enough bike lanes, so cycling can feel unsafe. More dedicated paths might encourage more people to ride.

× I think there is people using bikes, but they're not as popular as they are in other countries.

✓ I think there are people using bikes, but they're not as popular as they are in other countries.

In a there is/there are construction, the verb agrees with the noun that follows it. People is plural, so use are, not is.

× In my country there isn't a lot of um bike um streets for bicycle so they are used but not a lot.

✓ In my country, there aren't a lot of bike streets for bicycles, so they are used, but not a lot.

Bike streets is plural, so the verb in the there be construction should be are, not is. Use aren't to agree with the plural noun.