Shoes— Part 1 채점 보고서

제안: Cevap daha doğal ve açık hale getirilmeli. Konuya doğrudan bir konu cümlesiyle başlanmalı, nedenlerini kısa ama net destekleyici cümlelerle eklemeli ve gereksiz tekrarlar/eksik ifadeler düzeltilmeli. Örneğin: alış sıklığını belirtirken ‘once a year’ demeniz iyi ama ardından gelen kısım (“because I'm thinking of. I wear while it's falling apart”) anlam belirsizliği yaratıyor; bunun yerine alışveriş tercihlerinizi ve bir veya iki sebep verin. Ayrıca cevap 3–4 cümleyi geçmemeli ve bağlaçlarla akışı sağlayın.

예시: I usually buy shoes once a year because I wait until my current pair is worn out. For me, this helps save money and ensures I only buy what I really need. If a pair gets damaged sooner, I might replace it earlier.

제안: Cümleler akıcı değil ve tekrarlar var; zaman ifadeleri ve nedenler net değil. Doğrudan cevapla başlayın (e.g. “Yes, I have”), sonra kaç kere olduğu ve nedenini kısa bir destekleyici cümleyle açıklayın. Gereksiz doldurma seslerinden kaçının ve uygun dilbilgisi (have bought, a couple of times/ twice, online) kullanın.

예시: Yes, I have bought shoes online a couple of times. I choose online shopping when I'm short on time because it's more convenient, and so far I have been happy with the quality.

제안: Cevap net ve doğrudan ancak küçük dilbilgisi hataları ve kelime sırası düzeltilmeli. Sayıları ve birimi düzgün ifade edin (e.g. “$50 to $100 a pair”). Ayrıca kısa bir açıklama ekleyerek neden aralıkta değiştiğini belirtin ve bağlaç kullanın (because/if) böylece cevap daha mantıklı olur.

예시: I usually spend around $50 to $100 a pair, depending on the type of shoes. However, I might spend more if I need higher quality or a well-known brand.

제안: Cevap basit ve tekrarlar ile doldurma sesleri içeriyor; neden net ifade edilmemiş. Konuyu doğrudan belirten bir cümle ile başlayın (e.g. “I prefer fashionable shoes”), sonra iki kısa sebeple destekleyin ve bir bağlaç kullanın. Eğer konfor da önemliyse bunu karşılaştırarak belirtin. Gereksiz “uh” ve kısa, eksik cümlelerden kaçının.

예시: I prefer fashionable shoes because I like to look well put together and they boost my confidence. That said, I still make sure they are reasonably comfortable so I can wear them all day.

× I prefer to buy shoes once a year because I'm thinking of. I wear while it's falling apart.

✓ I prefer to buy shoes once a year because I think about it. I wear them until they fall apart.

The student used 'I'm thinking of' incorrectly; 'think about' is the simple present for habitual thoughts. Also 'I wear while it's falling apart' has subject/pronoun and tense errors: 'them' refers to shoes (plural) and 'until they fall apart' expresses duration; use simple present tense for habitual actions. Suggestion: use 'I think about it' or 'I prefer to buy shoes once a year' and 'I wear them until they fall apart.'

× Yes, I bought 2 times on online uh, because I haven't had many time these times uh, I prefer to buying on the online and uh, I like them after that.

✓ Yes, I bought online twice, because I haven't had much time recently. I prefer buying online, and I liked them afterwards.

Multiple errors: 'bought 2 times on online' should be 'bought online twice' (word order and adverb placement). 'haven't had many time' should be 'haven't had much time' (quantifier + uncountable noun). 'these times' -> 'recently'. 'I prefer to buying' mixes infinitive and gerund; use 'prefer buying' or 'prefer to buy'. 'on the online' incorrect article and preposition; use 'online'. Tense consistency: past 'bought' and present perfect 'haven't had' are appropriate; 'I like them after that' should be 'I liked them afterwards' to match past experience. Suggestion: simplify and keep correct verb forms and quantifiers.

× I usually spend around 50 to $100 on pair of shoes depending on type.

✓ I usually spend around $50 to $100 on a pair of shoes depending on the type.

Missing article and currency format: 'on pair of shoes' needs 'on a pair of shoes' (singular count noun requires an article). Also place the currency symbol before the number '$50'. Add 'the' before 'type' or 'the type' for specificity. Suggestion: use 'on a pair of shoes' or 'on pairs of shoes' depending on meaning.

× Uh, I might spend a bit more for quality.

✓ I might spend a bit more for quality.

This sentence is acceptable but 'for quality' is slightly awkward; better alternatives are 'for better quality' or 'on quality.' No major grammar error; keep as 'I might spend a bit more for better quality.' Suggestion: use 'for better quality' to be clearer.

× I prefer fashionable shoes because, uh. Looking good, important for me. Uh, I know.

✓ I prefer fashionable shoes because looking good is important to me.

Fragmented sentences: 'because, uh.' leaves the subordinate clause incomplete; 'Looking good, important for me' is a fragment missing the verb 'is' and incorrect preposition 'for'. 'I know' is unnecessary. Combine into a full sentence: 'because looking good is important to me.' Suggestion: avoid fragments and include the verb and correct preposition 'to me.'