Part 1
Examiner
Do you like shopping?
Candidate
In my opinion, I don't really enjoy shopping for fun, I seriously just buy groceries and any other daily necessities, so I don't often buy clothes in any other luxury products.
Examiner
Do you compare prices when you shop? Why?
Candidate
Yes I do, especially for big purchase such as electronics and applications because I want to get the most cost effective option. I compare prices by tracking several online stores and reviews. Finally, I usually selected.
Examiner
Is it difficult for you to make choices when you shop?
Candidate
Obviously not UMM. I usually prepare shopping list before I go out so I can decide quickly where to buy and avoid impulse purchasing. For example, I bought a product last week umm.
Examiner
Do you think expensive products are always better than cheaper ones?
Candidate
Not really. In my shopping experience, expensive products are not always better because price doesn't always reflect the better quality. I usually compare price. I usually compare price store.
Do you like shopping?
Score: 58.0Suggestion: 回答は直接的で意図は伝わりますが、文法ミスと不自然な表現("seriously"や"in any other luxury products"など)が目立ちます。また文が長くなり過ぎて冗長です。5文以内に収め、トピック文の後に具体例や理由をつけ、語彙を自然なものに変えると良いでしょう。例えば"I don't enjoy shopping for fun"を主文にし、続けて日用品だけを買う理由や頻度を述べてください。
Example: I don't enjoy shopping for fun. I mainly buy groceries and other household essentials, so I rarely shop for clothes or luxury items. I prefer to shop quickly and efficiently to save time.
Do you compare prices when you shop? Why?
Score: 62.0Suggestion: 内容は良く、理由と方法を述べていますが、文法(単数・複数、冠詞)や語順の誤り、表現の不自然さ("applications"は文脈に合わない可能性)があります。結論も不明瞭("Finally, I usually selected.")です。接続語を使って論理を明確にし、語彙を正確に選んでください。
Example: Yes, I do, especially for major purchases like electronics or home appliances because I want the best value for money. I usually compare prices across several online stores and read customer reviews before making a final decision.
Is it difficult for you to make choices when you shop?
Score: 55.0Suggestion: 答えの核は明確ですが、話し方のフィラー("umm")や不完全な例が印象を悪くしています。例は具体的にして、接続詞で理由と結果をつなげると良いです。また語順や冠詞("a shopping list")に注意してください。
Example: Not at all. I usually prepare a shopping list before I go out, so I can choose quickly and avoid impulse purchases. For example, last week I stuck to my list and only bought the items I needed.
Do you think expensive products are always better than cheaper ones?
Score: 50.0Suggestion: 考えは簡潔に伝わりますが、表現が繰り返しで不自然です("I usually compare price"が二度)。文法(可算・不可算、冠詞)と語彙の選択を改善し、理由や具体例を一つ付け加えると説得力が増します。接続語で論理を整理してください。
Example: Not necessarily. In my experience, higher price doesn't always mean better quality, so I compare features and reviews before buying. For example, a mid-range smartphone I bought had similar performance to a flagship model but cost much less.
× In my opinion, I don't really enjoy shopping for fun, I seriously just buy groceries and any other daily necessities, so I don't often buy clothes in any other luxury products.
✓ In my opinion, I don't really enjoy shopping for fun; I mainly just buy groceries and other daily necessities, so I don't often buy clothes or other luxury products.
The original sentence incorrectly uses commas to join independent clauses and repeats 'any other' incorrectly. Use a semicolon or period to separate independent clauses and replace 'seriously' with 'mainly' for intended meaning. Use 'or' to list alternatives and remove the redundant 'any'. Grammar problem type ID:16
× Yes I do, especially for big purchase such as electronics and applications because I want to get the most cost effective option.
✓ Yes I do, especially for big purchases such as electronics and appliances because I want to get the most cost-effective option.
The noun 'purchase' should be plural ('purchases') to match 'big' and the general meaning. 'Applications' is incorrect in this context; 'appliances' fits. Also add a hyphen in the compound modifier 'cost-effective'. Grammar problem type ID:1
× I compare prices by tracking several online stores and reviews.
✓ I compare prices by checking several online stores and reading reviews.
The verb 'tracking' is awkward with 'online stores and reviews'; use 'checking' for stores and 'reading' for reviews to clarify actions. This improves sentence structure and clarity. Grammar problem type ID:26
× Finally, I usually selected.
✓ Finally, I usually select the best option.
The original has incorrect tense and is incomplete. 'Selected' is past participle without object; use present tense 'select' to match habitual action and add an object to complete the sentence. Grammar problem type ID:26
× Obviously not UMM.
✓ Obviously not.
The filler 'UMM' is informal and unnecessary in a final answer. No tense error, but remove the filler to produce a clear present-tense response. Grammar problem type ID:6
× I usually prepare shopping list before I go out so I can decide quickly where to buy and avoid impulse purchasing.
✓ I usually prepare a shopping list before I go out so I can decide quickly where to buy and avoid impulse purchases.
Add the indefinite article 'a' before 'shopping list'. 'Impulse purchasing' is awkward; use 'impulse purchases'. Grammar problem type ID:17
× For example, I bought a product last week umm.
✓ For example, I bought a product last week.
Remove the filler 'umm' for clarity and completeness. The sentence structure is fine without the filler. Grammar problem type ID:26
× Not really. In my shopping experience, expensive products are not always better because price doesn't always reflect the better quality.
✓ Not really. In my shopping experience, expensive products are not always better because price doesn't always reflect better quality.
The definite article 'the' before 'better quality' is unnecessary when speaking generally. Remove it to make the sentence natural. Grammar problem type ID:12
× I usually compare price.
✓ I usually compare prices.
Use the plural 'prices' when speaking about comparing prices in general. Grammar problem type ID:1
× I usually compare price store.
✓ I usually compare prices across stores.
Original is ungrammatical. Use 'prices' and add 'across stores' to indicate comparing between stores. Grammar problem type ID:26