Reading— Part 1 Informe

Sugerencia: Make the response grammatical, concise and specific. Start with a clear topic sentence, give one brief reason and a specific detail. Avoid filler sounds and unclear references (e.g. “UH-23 page pages”).

Ejemplo: Yes, I enjoy reading because it broadens my knowledge. For example, I read about 20–30 pages of a history or science book every evening to learn new facts.

Sugerencia: Answer directly (paper or screen) and give a clear reason with a specific example. Avoid nonstandard grammar and irrelevant names. Keep it to one topic sentence plus one supporting detail.

Ejemplo: I prefer reading on paper because printed pages are easier on my eyes and help me concentrate. For instance, I read printed chapters of my textbook and a paperback translation of the Gita before bed.

Sugerencia: Give a direct, structured answer describing two situations: when careful reading is necessary and when skimming is enough. Use linking words (for example, when... but when...) and concrete examples from study or work.

Ejemplo: I need to read carefully when I'm studying for a test or reading instructions, because I must understand details. But when I browse news headlines or social media, I usually skim to get the main idea quickly.

Sugerencia: Provide a clear preference (scanning or detailed reading) and explain why with a relevant example. Avoid vague time references and irrelevant phrases. Keep it to one sentence stating preference and one sentence giving a reason/example.

Ejemplo: I prefer detailed reading because I like to understand context and remember facts. For example, when I study history I read full chapters carefully to learn timelines and causes rather than just scanning summaries.

× Yes, I like reading books because it enhance the knowledge level and I read the books UH-23 page pages daily.

✓ Yes, I like reading books because it enhances my knowledge, and I read 23 pages daily.

The verb 'enhance' must agree with the singular subject 'it' or better: 'it enhances' or rephrase to 'it enhances my knowledge.' Also 'the books UH-23 page pages daily' is unclear and ungrammatical: use 'I read 23 pages daily.' Use 'my knowledge' for natural English. Ensure subject-verb agreement (enhances) and remove redundant articles/words.

× I prefer the read textbooks because it ain't counts the knowledge and understanding level and I read the uh sharing of the Geeta and and Cherry Garg Sahata Delhi at and before sleeping.

✓ I prefer reading textbooks because they increase knowledge and understanding, and I read passages from the Gita and works by Cherry Garg Sahota before sleeping.

'I prefer the read textbooks' is incorrect; use the gerund 'reading textbooks.' 'It ain't counts' is informal and ungrammatical: use 'they increase' to agree with plural 'textbooks.' Pronoun 'they' matches 'textbooks.' Clarify unclear names and phrases: 'sharing of the Geeta' -> 'passages from the Gita'; correct author name to 'Cherry Garg Sahota' and place 'before sleeping' at end. Avoid informal contractions like 'ain't' in formal speech.

× Add the temp tokalos. I went to the Alice category and my teacher gave gave me a reading test and I find the answers very carefully and I understand the paragraphs.

✓ I once went to a reading class, and my teacher gave me a reading test; I found the answers and understood the paragraphs carefully.

Several problems: 'Add the temp tokalos' appears nonsensical — replace with 'I once' or omit. 'I went to the Alice category' is unclear; use 'reading class.' 'gave gave' is repeated; remove duplicate. 'I find the answers' should be past tense 'I found' to match 'gave.' 'I understand' should be past 'understood.' Order phrases to be natural: 'found the answers and understood the paragraphs carefully.' Ensure consistent tense (past) for this past event.

× One last few days on the daily increase before of 15 months and some time conversation about his plea, what happened in the past and more knowledge of what was 10 decades.

✓ In the last few days I have been reviewing daily for the past 15 months, and sometimes I discuss what happened in the past and historical events from the last ten decades.

Original sentence is ungrammatical and unclear. Use present perfect 'have been reviewing' to indicate an action continuing up to now ('in the last few days' and 'for the past 15 months'). 'One last few days on the daily increase before of 15 months' is meaningless; rephrase to 'In the last few days I have been reviewing daily for the past 15 months.' 'some time conversation about his plea' is unclear — change to 'sometimes I discuss.' 'what was 10 decades' -> 'historical events from the last ten decades.' Maintain consistent tense and logical word order.