Typing— Part 1 Report

Suggestion: Tu respuesta es clara y relevante, pero puedes mejorarla usando una oración temática más directa, vinculadores variados y detalles más específicos (por ejemplo, situaciones concretas donde escribir a mano no es práctico). Evita repeticiones como “you can” seguidas y mantén la respuesta dentro de 3–4 oraciones naturales.

Example: I prefer typing to handwriting because I use my computer for work and study, so it saves time and effort. For instance, when preparing reports or researching, I can quickly search for information and copy-paste references. This is especially useful when I need to edit or share documents with colleagues.

Suggestion: Buena respuesta: directa y coherente. Mejórala añadiendo un vinculo lógico más claro y un detalle concreto (por ejemplo, la duración diaria o una ventaja específica del teclado del portátil). Evita usar “since” repetidamente; alterna con otras palabras de enlace.

Example: I type on a laptop keyboard every day because my employer provided me with a portable computer. It’s convenient for working from home, and I often move between my study and living room without interrupting my tasks. I usually type for about six hours a day, so portability matters a lot.

Suggestion: Respuesta adecuada pero un poco simple y con un error de expresión (“1st and basic concept”). Añade enlaces y ejemplos específicos (qué te enseñó tu padre, ejercicios que hiciste) y corrige formulaciones para sonar más natural.

Example: I learned to type when I was around ten after my father bought our first home computer. He showed me basic finger placement and taught me to practice accuracy before speed. After that I practiced regularly with simple exercises and games, and I’ve been typing ever since.

Suggestion: Respuesta clara y útil, pero general y con repetición. Sé más específico sobre qué tipo de app, cómo prácticas diarias (duración, metas) y usa conectores para mayor fluidez. Evita frases generales como “a specific app” sin explicación.

Example: I improve my typing by using a structured typing app daily, such as a tutor that teaches touch-typing and provides timed drills. For example, I practice for 20 minutes each morning, focusing on accuracy first and then increasing speed with timed tests. I also review my common errors and repeat targeted lessons to improve.

× For example, you can easily search for words and also you can copy and paste text.

✓ For example, you can easily search for words and you can also copy and paste text.

The issue is not a verb + -ing form but incorrect adverb placement (move 'also' after auxiliary). Repositioning 'also' after the auxiliary verb makes the sentence more natural and grammatically correct. Suggestion: place adverbs like 'also' after auxiliaries: 'you can also copy'.

× I type on a laptop keyboard since my workplace gave me a portable computer.

✓ I type on a laptop keyboard because my workplace gave me a portable computer.

Using 'since' to mean 'because' can be acceptable in some contexts, but 'since' often indicates time and can cause ambiguity. Use 'because' for clear causal meaning. Suggestion: use 'because' when giving a clear reason.

× It is really convenient since I work from home and I can change the room without interruption.

✓ It is really convenient because I work from home and can change rooms without interruption.

Two issues: pronoun redundancy and pluralization of 'room'. 'I can change the room' sounds like changing a specific room; 'change rooms' is the natural expression meaning move to another room. Also remove repeated 'I' before second verb for concision ('and can'). Suggestion: use 'can change rooms' and avoid unnecessary repetition of subject pronouns.

× I learned to type when I was around 10 years old after my father bought me my first computer.

✓ I learned to type when I was around ten years old after my father bought me my first computer.

Not a grammatical error in verb forms, but style: write out numbers under ten or ten in words for formality. No change to verb tense needed. Suggestion: write numbers in words in formal responses.

× He taught me the 1st and basic concept and since then I have never stopped typing.

✓ He taught me the first and most basic concepts, and since then I have never stopped typing.

Several issues: use words instead of numerals ('first'), pluralize 'concepts' if referring to multiple ideas, and include 'most' to express 'basic' as superlative emphasis. Also add a comma before 'and' to separate clauses. Suggestion: use 'first and most basic concepts' and ensure number words and plurals are correct.

× There are a lot of ways to improve typing, but from my point of view, the best way is to download a specific app and use it on a daily basis.

✓ There are many ways to improve typing, but in my opinion the best way is to download a specific app and use it daily.

Style improvements: 'a lot of' is informal—'many' is better. 'From my point of view' is wordy; 'in my opinion' is more natural. 'On a daily basis' can be shortened to 'daily'. These are stylistic/article choices rather than strict grammar errors. Suggestion: prefer concise, natural expressions in spoken responses.

× This app will teach you how to use your hands and typing on the keyboard of the laptop.

✓ This app will teach you how to position your hands and type on a laptop keyboard.

Original mixes parallel forms incorrectly: 'how to use your hands and typing' combines 'to' infinitive with -ing. Use parallel infinitives: 'how to position your hands and type'. Also 'on the keyboard of the laptop' is awkward; 'laptop keyboard' is natural. Suggestion: keep parallel structure and prefer concise word order.