幫我改GRAMMAR(急急急)

1) Moreover, the writing skills are very good.

Moreover (very formal). This word introduces additional information.
Well is normally used as an adverb. When well is used as an adjective, it means “healthy”. In British English, if you are well, or if you are feeling well, your health is good.
“How are you?” “Very well. Thank you.”
You should use “good” when you describe the writing skills.

2) This book covers most of those that might be confronted in Hong Kong.

might be = possible, but most unlikely
“might” is the past tense of may”, but might is not usually past tense. It has special meaning in this case.
This meaning of might is used in warning.
Well, it might rain tomorrow, but there are no clouds in the sky today.

3) I also learned some traditional views of Hong Kong and Southeast Asia.

I am also learning some traditional views of Hong Kong and Southeast Asia now.
I have learned some traditional views of Hong Kong and Southeast Asia since last Friday.
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4)...such as (a, or the) traditional custom in Hong Kong.

我不清楚用不用加 a, the, 因為不知道前面句子講什麼
For example:
That sum of money is to cover costs such as travel and accommodation. (沒有 a, the)
You have to have proof of residence in Hong Kong, such as a Hong Kong ID card. (加 a)
The gramophone had been eclipsed by new technology such as the compact disc. (加 the}

1) well -> good

1) The writing skills are very well.

2) This book covers most of those that may be confronted in Hong Kong.

3) I have learned some traditional views of Hong Kong and Southeast Asia.

4).... such as a traditional custom in Hong Kong.