Part 1
試験官
Do you write a lot?
受験者
Yeah, I like white. I usually write in my diary. I think it is a good chance to express my ideas and emotions.
試験官
What do you like to write? Why?
受験者
I like to. Diary. I prefer to record some steady things like words, people I meet, what things I in quantity.
試験官
Do you think the things you write would change?
受験者
For sure writing is affected by my emotions, you know? For example, as I experience new things like traveling solo or internship. While rice will probably get deeper, maybe one day I will look back and laugh at my old genius.
試験官
Do you prefer typing or handwriting when you are writing?
受験者
Oh, I prefer typing over handwriting. I think typing is the way faster and more convenient. For example, when I was working I California I could record some things instead of only in front of the table.
Do you write a lot?
スコア: 55.0提案: 你的回答中有语音错误("white" 应为 "write"),影响了表达的清晰度。建议注意发音准确,同时回答应更自然流畅,避免语法错误。可以简洁直接地表达喜欢写作,并说明原因。
例: Yes, I write quite often, especially in my diary. I find it a great way to express my thoughts and feelings.
What do you like to write? Why?
スコア: 40.0提案: 回答不完整且语法混乱,缺乏连贯性和具体细节。建议完整表达喜欢写日记,并具体说明写作内容和原因,使用连词使句子更连贯。
例: I like to write in my diary because I enjoy recording daily events, the people I meet, and interesting words I learn.
Do you think the things you write would change?
スコア: 50.0提案: 回答中有语法错误和表达不清("While rice" 可能是误说),建议使用更准确的词汇和句子结构,清晰表达写作内容会随着经历变化的观点。
例: Yes, I believe my writing changes with my emotions and experiences. For instance, after traveling alone or doing an internship, my thoughts become deeper, and I might look back and smile at my past ideas.
Do you prefer typing or handwriting when you are writing?
スコア: 60.0提案: 回答表达了观点,但有语法错误和不完整的句子("I California" 应为 "in California"),建议注意语法和句子完整性,使用连贯的句子表达理由和例子。
例: I prefer typing to handwriting because it is faster and more convenient. For example, when I was working in California, I could easily record notes anywhere, not just at a desk.
× Yeah, I like white.
✓ Yeah, I like writing.
The student likely meant 'writing' instead of 'white'. 'Writing' is the correct present participle form of the verb 'write' to express the activity they enjoy. 'White' is a color and does not fit the context.
× I like to. Diary.
✓ I like to write in my diary.
The sentence is incomplete and lacks a verb. The pronoun 'to' is incorrectly used without a verb following it. The correct expression is 'I like to write in my diary' to clearly state the activity.
× I prefer to record some steady things like words, people I meet, what things I in quantity.
✓ I prefer to record some steady things like words, people I meet, and the things I encounter regularly.
The phrase 'what things I in quantity' is ungrammatical and unclear. The preposition 'in' is incorrectly used here. The correction clarifies the meaning by using 'the things I encounter regularly' to express consistent experiences.
× While rice will probably get deeper, maybe one day I will look back and laugh at my old genius.
✓ While writing will probably get deeper, maybe one day I will look back and laugh at my old genius.
The word 'rice' is a typo or mishearing of 'writing'. The sentence structure is confusing. Correcting 'rice' to 'writing' makes the sentence meaningful and coherent.
× Oh, I prefer typing over handwriting.
✓ Oh, I prefer typing to handwriting.
The correct preposition after 'prefer' when comparing two things is 'to', not 'over'. Therefore, 'prefer typing to handwriting' is grammatically correct.
× I think typing is the way faster and more convenient.
✓ I think typing is way faster and more convenient.
The article 'the' is unnecessary before 'way faster'. 'Way' here is an adverb meaning 'much' or 'far', so it should not be preceded by 'the'.
× when I was working I California I could record some things instead of only in front of the table.
✓ when I was working in California, I could record some things instead of only in front of the table.
The preposition 'in' is missing before 'California'. Also, a comma is needed after 'California' for clarity. The phrase 'only in front of the table' is awkward but acceptable; the main error is the missing preposition.