Typing— Part 1 Informe

Sugerencia: Make your answer more concise and natural: start with a clear topic sentence, avoid redundancy, correct grammar (e.g., “more easy” → “easier”), and use one or two specific reasons with linking words. Try to keep it under 4 sentences.

Ejemplo: I prefer typing to handwriting because it’s faster and more convenient. For example, I can copy, paste, and quickly edit whole sentences, which saves time when I’m writing emails. Therefore, I usually choose typing for most tasks.

Sugerencia: Improve grammar and sentence variety: begin with a direct topic sentence, use correct verb agreement (e.g., “my job duties involve”), and add a brief linking phrase to explain frequency or purpose. Keep it natural and under 3 sentences.

Ejemplo: Yes, I type on a laptop every day because my job involves communicating with many customers. As a result, I write numerous emails and messages, so I regularly use my laptop keyboard.

Sugerencia: Be more concise and correct minor phrasing: use a clear time reference and avoid repeating phrases. Use a linking word to add one detail (e.g., how you practiced). Keep to 2–3 sentences.

Ejemplo: I learned to type in primary school during a computer science class. There we practiced typing exercises and learned techniques to increase speed, which helped me develop good keyboard skills early on.

Sugerencia: Focus on clear sequence and correct grammar: state the main method first, then briefly explain how it helps, using correct articles and verb tenses (e.g., “an app called Grammarly,” “it highlights mistakes in red and suggests corrections”). Avoid vague endings.

Ejemplo: I use an app called Grammarly to improve my typing and writing. It integrates with my keyboards, highlights mistakes in red, and suggests corrections, so I can learn from errors and type more accurately.

× I prefer typing instead of handwriting because typing is more easier as here we have ability to copy and paste and if we are writing wrong sentence we can choose the whole sentence and modify it according to our choice.

✓ I prefer typing to handwriting because typing is easier, since we can copy and paste, and if we write a sentence incorrectly we can select the whole sentence and modify it as we wish.

Error type 13: 'more easier' is a redundant comparative; use either 'more easy' (rare) or 'easier'. 'Prefer A to B' is the correct collocation rather than 'prefer A instead of B'. 'have ability to' should be 'can' or 'we can', and 'we are writing wrong sentence' should be 'we write a sentence incorrectly'. Also streamline connectors: use 'since' for reason and 'as we wish' for purpose.

× I do type on laptop every day because my job duties involves dealing with the customer and I have to write emails and messages to a lot of customers so that is why I type on laptop keyboard every day.

✓ I type on a laptop every day because my job duties involve dealing with customers, and I have to write emails and messages to many customers, so I use a laptop keyboard daily.

Error type 27: 'do type' is unnecessary; simple present 'I type' is normal. 'on laptop' needs an article: 'on a laptop'. 'job duties involves' has subject-verb agreement error: plural subject 'duties' requires 'involve'. 'the customer' should be plural or general 'customers'. 'a lot of customers' is informal; 'many customers' is clearer. Repetition reduced for natural phrasing.

× When I was in my primary school, we had a special subject which was called computer science where we got to learn how to type on computer and how to do fast typing.

✓ When I was in primary school, we had a special subject called Computer Science where we learned how to type on a computer and how to type quickly.

Error type 5: 'was in my primary school' is correct but 'in primary school' is more natural. 'which was called' is wordy; 'called' suffices. 'we got to learn' is informal; simple past 'we learned' fits. 'type on computer' needs article 'a computer'. 'do fast typing' should be 'type quickly' or 'type fast'; adverb 'quickly' is more appropriate.

× So that was the time when I learned how to type on computer.

✓ So that was when I learned how to type on a computer.

Error type 6: Similar to previous, 'on computer' needs the article 'a computer'. 'the time when' can be shortened to 'when' for natural speech; tense 'learned' remains past to match context.

× I have downloaded a app which is called Grammarly.

✓ I have downloaded an app called Grammarly.

Error type 8: 'a app' is incorrect because 'app' begins with a vowel sound, so use 'an app'. 'which is called' is wordy; 'called Grammarly' is more natural. Present perfect 'have downloaded' is acceptable if the app was downloaded and remains relevant.

× So after downloading it I have integrated it with all the keyboards.

✓ After downloading it, I integrated it with all my keyboards.

Error type 11: 'integrated it with all the keyboards' is vague; specify 'my keyboards'. Tense: if the integration is a past action, simple past 'integrated' is clearer than present perfect 'have integrated'. Also add comma after introductory phrase.

× So whenever I type and whenever I make any kind of mistake it highlights it within red colour and sometimes it also corrected with the right version.

✓ So whenever I type and make a mistake, it highlights the error in red, and sometimes it also corrects it automatically.

Error type 13: 'whenever I type and whenever I make any kind of mistake' is repetitive; combine clauses. 'highlights it within red colour' is incorrect: use 'highlights the error in red' or 'highlights it in red'. 'it also corrected' is wrong tense and missing subject agreement; use 'it also corrects it' or 'it sometimes corrects it automatically'.

× So that is how I am.

✓ So that is how I use it.

Error type 26: 'So that is how I am' is ungrammatical or unclear in this context. The student intends to describe how they type or use the app; 'So that is how I use it' clearly links to the previous explanation about Grammarly helping while typing.