Part 1
試験官
Did you have a bike when you were a child?
受験者
Yes, I had a bike when I was a child. It's a pink bike. I often ride it to go to school.
試験官
Do you think bikes are popular in your country?
受験者
Of course bike is cheap, but in my country China, electric bike is more popular than traditional bike. I think it's more convenient than traditional one.
Did you have a bike when you were a child?
スコア: 78.0提案: 回答直接且信息明确,但可改进语法时态一致性、句子连贯性和细节丰富度。建议使用一致的过去时,合并短句并加入1–2个具体细节,如骑行频率、感受或与谁一起骑,以使回答更自然流畅。例如可以在一句话内说明时间和背景,并用连接词衔接。
例: Yes — I had a pink bike when I was a child, and I rode it to school almost every day. I usually went with my friends, which made the trip fun and helped me feel independent.
Do you think bikes are popular in your country?
スコア: 72.0提案: 观点明确,但表达需更自然、语法准确并提供具体原因或比较细节。注意名词单复数和冠词(a bike/the bike),避免笼统表述。建议先给出总体评价,再用连接词(for example, because)补充两到三个具体原因,如方便、速度、成本或城市环境影响。
例: Yes, bikes are common, but electric bikes are more popular in China because they are faster and don't require much effort. For example, many people use e-bikes to commute short distances since they save time and cope better with traffic and hills.
× It's a pink bike.
✓ It was a pink bike.
学生在描述过去拥有的自行车,整段话的时态是过去时(Did you have... / I had... / when I was a child),句子用现在时“It's”与上下文时态不一致。应使用过去时“was”。建议:回顾过去时态的使用,描述过去的事物要把系动词用过去式(is -> was)。
× I often ride it to go to school.
✓ I often rode it to go to school.
句子主体是在讲过去经常做的动作,需使用过去时。现在时“ride”与上下文不符。建议:描述过去习惯性动作时使用过去式(often + 动词的过去式)。
× Of course bike is cheap, but in my country China, electric bike is more popular than traditional bike.
✓ Of course bikes are cheap, but in my country China, electric bikes are more popular than traditional bikes.
这里说的是一般性复数概念(自行车、电动自行车、传统自行车),应使用复数形式。原句用单数“bike/electric bike/traditional bike”造成数的一致性错误。建议:表达一般类别时通常用复数(bikes, electric bikes, traditional bikes)。
× I think it's more convenient than traditional one.
✓ I think they're more convenient than traditional ones.
比较对象为前文提到的复数“electric bikes”,代词及动词应与复数一致。原句用单数“it's”和“one”与复数主语不匹配。建议:代词与所指名词保持数的一致性,复数用“they/ones”。