關於Joc的意思和用法的提問

A: @ysneaky

1. "I’m a member of the 2020(2021)Games volunteer"

This is not quite correct. I can think of two options.

A. Something like "I'm a member of the 2021 Games Volunteer Group." You need something after "volunteer."

UNLESS

B. You could also say "I'm a volunteer for the 2021 games.

2. "...one of my motivation was to help people out in English."

"motivation" needs to be plural. Saying "one of" means that you have multiple motivations, and helping people is just one of those motivations. Like if you said "one of these cars is mine." One of them is yours, but yours is only one car out of many cars. So "motivations" would be correct. Like this → "...one of my motivations was to help..."

3. "...help people out in English..." should be "help people out with their English."

"...help people out in English..." is like saying 「英語で人々を手伝う。」

4. "I was ready to the decision but am so disappointed."

This would sound more native like this → I was excited but my English is bad anyway. I'm pretty disappointed. "

So altogether it would look like this:

The JOC has decided not to accept spectators from overseas. I'm a volunteer for the 2021 games and one of my motivations was to help people out with their English. I was excited but my English is bad anyway. I'm pretty disappointed.

Your English is good! 英語が難しい！

A: "A player who gets a gold medal can also receive a cash bonus from the JOC."

A: × JOC, Japan Olympic Committee, should have investigated people who have been taking part in the event as staff more closely.
✓ The JOC, Japan Olympic Committee, should have investigated people who work as staff for the event more closely.

× Just googling their names, JOC could have known that some of them have problems.
✓ Just googling their names, the JOC would have known that some of them have problems.

Very nice.