Typing— Part 1 Report

Suggestion: Be more concise and clear. Start with a direct topic sentence (e.g. "I prefer typing to handwriting."), then give one or two specific reasons with linking words. Avoid unclear phrases like "since few days" or "can occur." Use correct tense and grammatical structures.

Example: I prefer typing to handwriting. For the past few months I have been practicing on a computer, which has improved my speed and accuracy. Because of this practice, I think typing will help me develop useful skills for study and work.

Suggestion: Give a clear preference and support it with one or two specific reasons. Use linking words (e.g. "because", "also") and correct vocabulary (e.g. "built-in keyboard", "backlighting"). Avoid repetition and vague phrases like "like a good lightning."

Example: I prefer using a desktop keyboard because desktop setups usually allow me to choose a mechanical keyboard. A mechanical keyboard gives better key feedback and customizable backlighting, which makes typing more comfortable and efficient.

Suggestion: Answer with a clear time reference and concise supporting detail. Use correct past tense for learning events and avoid redundancy. Provide one specific detail about how you learned and how long you practiced.

Example: I learned to type a few years ago from my cousin when he visited our home. He showed me basic finger placement, and after several months of daily practice I became comfortable typing full paragraphs.

Suggestion: Begin with a direct statement about your method, then give specific examples of websites and explain why they help. Avoid unclear words (e.g. "Israeli") and be precise about what the sites provide (e.g. "accuracy feedback, WPM count").

Example: I improve my typing by practising on websites like Monkeytype and Typing.com. These sites measure my words per minute and highlight mistakes in red, so I can focus on accuracy and gradually increase my speed.

× I think handwriting is not easy going with me.

✓ I think handwriting does not come easily to me.

The original uses an incorrect adjective phrase 'easy going with me' and poor sentence structure. Use 'come easily to me' to express that a skill is natural or easy. Also include the auxiliary 'does' for present simple negative with 'handwriting' as a singular noun.

× I prefer typing because since few days I am practicing on my right writing on computer so it enhances my typing speed as well as in my future I can see I can be able to develop my skill and can occur.

✓ I prefer typing because for the past few days I have been practicing typing on the computer, which is improving my typing speed, and in the future I can see that I will be able to develop my skills further.

Problems: incorrect tense and time expression ('since few days' → 'for the past few days'), wrong verb forms ('I am practicing on my right writing on computer' → 'have been practicing typing on the computer'), and awkward clauses. Use present perfect continuous 'have been practicing' to show an action started in the past and continuing now. Use 'which is improving' to link practice to speed improvement and 'will be able to' for future ability. Clarify 'right writing' to 'typing' and pluralize 'skills'.

× I think I prefer on desktop like in laptop they provided A inbuilt keyboard so it would be not that much that much easier for me.

✓ I think I prefer a desktop because laptops have built-in keyboards, so they are not as easy for me to use.

Problems: incorrect preposition 'prefer on desktop' should be 'prefer a desktop'. 'in laptop they provided A inbuilt keyboard' is wrong article and structure; use 'laptops have built-in keyboards'. Use comparative structure 'not as easy' rather than 'not that much that much easier'.

× Apart from that if I have the desktop keyboard, I can additionally buy a keyboard like a mechanical keyboard which can help me to like a good lightning as well as the smoothness of typing.

✓ Also, if I have a desktop, I can buy an external mechanical keyboard, which can give me better key feedback and smoother typing.

Problems: redundant and informal phrasing ('like a mechanical keyboard which can help me to like a good lightning'). Use 'external mechanical keyboard' and precise benefits: 'better key feedback' or 'better lighting' if intended. Avoid 'like' filler words. 'Lightning' is incorrect; likely 'lighting' or 'a nicer feel'—here clarified as 'key feedback' and 'smoother typing'.

× I think I learn few years ago, like my cousin brother have a laptop, so whenever he came to visit our home, the time I try to learn those skills from him.

✓ I think I learned a few years ago. My cousin has a laptop, so whenever he came to visit our home, I tried to learn those skills from him.

Problems: wrong past tense forms ('learn' → 'learned', 'have' → 'has' for present or 'had' depending on context), and inconsistent tenses. Use past simple 'learned' and 'tried' for completed past actions. 'Cousin brother' is nonstandard; use 'my cousin'. Also break into two sentences for clarity.

× So yeah, I think that that's the only time when I learn how to type on keyboard.

✓ So yeah, I think that was the only time when I learned how to type on a keyboard.

Use past tense 'learned' and 'was' because the action refers to a specific time in the past. Include the article 'a' before 'keyboard'.

× And now after practicing, after some days I'm capable enough to write anything.

✓ And now, after practicing for some time, I'm able to type anything.

Problems: awkward phrasing 'after some days' and 'capable enough to write anything'. Use 'after practicing for some time' and 'I'm able to type anything' for natural expression. Use 'type' rather than 'write' if referring to keyboard skills.

× Israeli, I prefer to practice my writing on some websites or platforms such as monkey typing and uh like typing.com.

✓ Usually, I prefer to practice my typing on websites such as Monkeytype and Typing.com.

'Israeli' makes no sense here; likely intended 'usually'. 'Practice my writing' should be 'practice my typing'. Capitalize proper names: 'Monkeytype'. Remove filler 'uh like'.

× So I prefer monkey typing most of the time because whenever I am practicing my typing on this particular website that they are counting my words or if I do any kind of mistake, that time there will be a red sign on the particular verb as well as they are counting my typing.

✓ I prefer Monkeytype most of the time because when I practice there it counts my words, and if I make a mistake it highlights it in red and records my typing speed.

Problems: awkward pronoun usage and phrasing. Use 'when I practice there' instead of 'whenever I am practicing my typing on this particular website'. 'They are counting my words' → 'it counts my words'. 'Red sign on the particular verb' should be 'highlights it in red'. Clarify that the site records typing statistics such as speed.