Travelling— Part 1 채점 보고서

제안: Parla più chiaramente e struttura la risposta: inizia con una frase diretta, poi aggiungi un dettaglio specifico. Evita riempitivi (“umm”, “uh”) e errori di concordanza. Usa parole più precise per descrivere attività (ad es. "read", "sleep", "relax") e osservazioni (ad es. "people walking", "commuters running late"). Mantieni massimo 3-4 frasi coese e usa un connettore per collegare le idee (ad es. "However," o "Sometimes").

예시: Sometimes I look out of the window, but often I prefer to read or relax. However, when I do look outside I enjoy watching people walking or commuters hurrying to work, because small everyday scenes feel interesting to me.

제안: Organizza la risposta con una frase iniziale chiara e poi un motivo specifico. Correggi errori grammaticali (es. "It depends", "where I live", "in London"). Evita ripetizioni e filler. Fornisci un esempio concreto di quando scatti foto e descrivi cosa ti attrae della scena (colore, architettura, luce).

예시: It depends. I rarely take photos in my hometown of Bergamo, but when I'm in a city like London or traveling abroad I often photograph the view. For example, I like to capture interesting architecture or colourful streets so I can remember the atmosphere later.

제안: Rispondi con una frase netta (preferisco il mare o la montagna), poi aggiungi ragioni specifiche e un esempio concreto. Elimina confusione e ripetizioni; correggi la sintassi (es. "I prefer the sea", "I spent three months on the French coast"). Usa connettori per spiegare preferenze (es. "because", "for example").

예시: I prefer the sea because I enjoy swimming and relaxing on the beach. For example, I spent three months in Sardinia and along the French coast last summer with friends, which were great experiences. I also like mountains for hiking, but the sea is my favourite.

× Sometimes, but sometimes I prefer, umm, read a book or maybe sleeping and uh, chilling and relax myself.

✓ Sometimes, but sometimes I prefer to read a book or maybe sleep, chill and relax.

The verb 'prefer' should be followed by either 'to' + base verb or the gerund. The original mixes base form 'read' and gerund 'sleeping' incorrectly. Use a consistent verb form: 'prefer to read' or 'prefer reading'. Also 'chilling and relax myself' is awkward; use parallel structure 'chill and relax'.

× But uh, sometime yes, uh, I'll look out of the windows for seeing there were people that walk or maybe are late for going to work.

✓ But sometimes, yes, I'll look out of the window to see people walking or maybe people who are late for work.

Subject-verb agreement and number: 'windows' vs 'window' should match context (singular 'the window' or plural consistently). 'For seeing there were people that walk' mixes tenses and incorrect relative clause. Use infinitive 'to see' and present participle 'walking' for ongoing action, and 'people who are late for work' is the correct relative clause structure.

× It's depends, not obviously in Bergamo when I where I live, but uh, maybe when it was London on in another city or foreign countries.

✓ It depends, not usually in Bergamo where I live, but maybe in London or another city or foreign country.

Use simple present 'depends' not 'it's depends'. 'Where I live' should directly modify Bergamo. Use 'in London' and 'another city or foreign country' for correct prepositions and singular/plural consistency.

× I'd love to do that because umm, maybe there is a particular scenery and umm on topic scenery, so I want to remember it.

✓ I'd love to do that because there might be a particular view I want to remember.

'Particular scenery' and 'on topic scenery' are awkward and redundant. Use 'view' or 'scene' and simplify structure: 'there might be a particular view I want to remember.' This corrects sentence flow and word choice.

× I'd definitely prefer the I love going to see, for example, in Sardinia with my friends during the summer.

✓ I'd definitely prefer going to Sardinia with my friends during the summer.

The original contains extraneous words 'the I love going to see' and incorrect article usage. Simplify to 'prefer going to Sardinia' without an article.

× I spent three months during the summer traveling also in the French coast.

✓ I spent three months during the summer traveling along the French coast.

Use past simple 'spent' is correct, but 'in the French coast' is incorrect preposition. Use 'along' or 'on' the coast. Also 'traveling also' awkwardly placed; 'also' can be omitted or moved.

× Umm, I also like mountain, but uh, umm, I prefer to see.

✓ I also like the mountains, but I prefer the sea.

'Like mountain' should be 'like the mountains' plural with article. The original 'I prefer to see' is incomplete; likely contrast is mountains vs sea, so 'I prefer the sea.' This fixes preposition/article and clarity.