Library— Part 1 채점 보고서

제안: Your answer is relevant and reasonably fluent, but could be more natural and concise. Start with a clear topic sentence (e.g. "Yes, I often go to the library."), then give one or two specific supporting details. Avoid wordy phrases like "by due date"—use "on time". Use a linking phrase to connect reason: "because" is fine, but keep the sentence structure simple.

예시: Yes, I often go to the library. I find it much easier to concentrate there, so I can finish my homework and other tasks on time.

제안: Good content but phrasing and grammar need improvement. Use a clear topic sentence: "I usually..." Then add specific examples and a linking word like "and" or "so". Avoid vague phrasing such as "research on events they provide"—say "look for events or workshops the library offers". Use correct modal phrasing: "so I can benefit" instead of "so I could benefit."

예시: I usually borrow books and attend workshops or events the library offers so I can learn new things and improve my skills.

제안: Your answer answers the question and expresses opinion, but contains grammar errors and awkward phrasing. Begin with a direct response: "No, I didn't go much as a child." Use correct forms: "a really boring activity" and "I preferred playing on the playground." Use a linking phrase to explain: "because..." Keep it to one or two supporting sentences.

예시: No, I didn’t go much as a child because I thought libraries were boring. I preferred playing on the playground with my friends instead.

제안: The answer does not directly address the question and contains irrelevant content and informal language. Avoid criticizing the question with phrases like "that's a weird and odd question." Instead, answer generally, then give a specific observation or reason. For example: "Some do, especially students preparing for exams; others prefer online resources." If you mention foreigners, explain concisely why they attend (e.g. language practice or study). Keep statements clear and avoid assumptions about residency.

예시: Some Chinese children do go to libraries, especially students who need quiet places to study or use reference books. Meanwhile, others prefer using online resources or tutoring centers; foreigners also visit libraries to practice language and access materials.

× Yes, I prefer libraries over my house as a workspace because I easily concentrate on my homework and other tasks I need to do by due date.

✓ Yes, I prefer libraries to my house as a workspace because I can concentrate on my homework and other tasks I need to do by their due dates.

The sentence has multiple issues: 'prefer... over' is acceptable but 'prefer X to Y' is more natural (Grammar problem type 6). 'I easily concentrate' is awkward; use 'I can concentrate' to express ability (present tense/modal nuance). 'by due date' lacks an article and plural agreement; use 'by their due dates' for clarity and agreement (article/number issue handled within present tense context). Suggestion: use 'prefer X to Y', 'can concentrate', and ensure noun phrases have correct articles and number.

× I usually borrow some books or try to research on events they provide so I could benefit and learn something new.

✓ I usually borrow books or try researching events they provide so I can benefit and learn something new.

'Try to research on' is incorrect; 'research' as a verb does not take 'on' here and 'try researching' (verb+ing) is more natural for attempting an activity (Grammar problem type 8). 'Some books' is acceptable but 'books' is more natural. 'Could' suggests past or conditional; present context requires 'can'. Suggestion: use 'try researching' and 'can' for present ability.

× I thought it was really boring activity as a child and I would rather choose play on the playground rather than go to such a dull space.

✓ I thought it was a really boring activity as a child, and I would rather play on the playground than go to such a dull place.

Missing article before 'really boring activity' ('a' needed) and awkward verb phrases. 'Would rather choose play' is ungrammatical; use 'would rather play' to express preference (Grammar problem type 5). 'Rather than go to' is fine but use 'place' instead of 'space' for natural collocation. Suggestion: include the article 'a', use 'would rather' + base verb, and choose natural noun collocations.

× That's a weird and odd question, but yes, I meet a lot of foreign people over there and I think they try their best to adapt to our environment in our country since they're not our residents.

✓ That's a strange question, but yes, I meet a lot of foreign people there, and I think they try their best to adapt to the environment in our country since they are not residents.

Redundant adjectives 'weird and odd' are wordy; 'strange' suffices. 'Over there' can be shortened to 'there'. Use 'they are' instead of contraction in formal correction if desired, but contraction is acceptable; here expanded for clarity. 'Our environment in our country' is repetitive; simplify to 'the environment in our country'. 'They're not our residents' is awkward; use 'they are not residents' (Grammar problem type 6). Suggestion: avoid redundancy, simplify phrases, and maintain consistent present tense and natural collocations.