SnacksPart 1 채점 보고서

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Part 1

시험관

When do you usually eat snacks now?

수험생

I usually eat snacks when I want to. Sometimes even I'm not hungry, I'm just thirsty for slacks. I may need to hold myself to find a snap to fulfill my appetite.

시험관

Do you think it is healthy for you to eat snacks?

수험생

No, definitely not. I think snacks are unhealthy to ourselves. You can see that the most snacks on market is have have heavy oil and a high level of sugar which is not good for ourselves.

시험관

Did you often eat snacks when you were young?

수험생

Yes, of course, I think all children are junkies to snacks. Those snacks may be unhealthy and the snacks are really delicious and it can helps your brain to release more more dopamines and which helps help you to feel happy and alleviate stress.

시험관

What snacks do you like to eat?

수험생

Chips, of course, and I especially like the origin favor the most. I think the crispy feeling of chips are fascinating and you can't help yourself to have another one because of the good flavor.

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Part 1

When do you usually eat snacks now?

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제안: 你的回答中有一些词汇使用错误(如'slacks'和'snap'),影响了表达的清晰度。建议注意词汇的准确性,并避免重复表达。回答应更自然且直接回应问题。

예시: I usually eat snacks in the afternoon when I feel a bit hungry or need a quick energy boost.

Do you think it is healthy for you to eat snacks?

점수: 60.0

제안: 回答中语法错误较多,且表达不够流畅。建议使用正确的句型和时态,避免重复词汇,表达更自然。

예시: No, I don't think snacks are healthy because most of them contain a lot of oil and sugar, which can be bad for our health.

Did you often eat snacks when you were young?

점수: 50.0

제안: 回答中存在语法错误和词汇重复,表达不够清晰。建议简洁明了地表达观点,避免重复,并注意语法正确。

예시: Yes, I often ate snacks when I was young because they tasted good and made me feel happy by releasing dopamine in the brain.

What snacks do you like to eat?

점수: 65.0

제안: 回答中有拼写错误(如'origin favor'应为'original flavor'),语法也需改进。建议注意拼写和语法,使用更准确的词汇表达。

예시: I like to eat chips, especially the original flavor. I enjoy their crispy texture and delicious taste, which makes me want to eat more.

문법

Verb + -ing form

× Sometimes even I'm not hungry, I'm just thirsty for slacks.

Sometimes even when I'm not hungry, I'm just thirsty for snacks.

这里缺少连词"when"来引导时间状语从句,导致句子结构不完整。应在"Sometimes even"后加上"when",使句子完整通顺。

Incorrect use of quantifiers

× I may need to hold myself to find a snap to fulfill my appetite.

I may need to hold myself to find a snack to fulfill my appetite.

"snap"是拼写错误,正确单词应为"snack",表示零食。

Subject-verb agreement errors

× You can see that the most snacks on market is have have heavy oil and a high level of sugar which is not good for ourselves.

You can see that most snacks on the market have heavy oil and a high level of sugar which is not good for us.

主语"most snacks"是复数,谓语动词应使用复数形式"have",而不是"is have have"。此外,"on market"应为"on the market","ourselves"用法不当,改为"us"更合适。

Subject-verb agreement errors

× Those snacks may be unhealthy and the snacks are really delicious and it can helps your brain to release more more dopamines and which helps help you to feel happy and alleviate stress.

Those snacks may be unhealthy, but they are really delicious and can help your brain to release more dopamine, which helps you feel happy and alleviate stress.

"it can helps"中"helps"应为原形"help",因为助动词后动词用原形。"dopamines"应为不可数名词"dopamine"。句子中"and which helps help"结构重复,应简化。

Incorrect use of adjectives or adverbs

× I especially like the origin favor the most.

I especially like the original flavor the most.

"origin favor"拼写错误,应为"original flavor",表示原味。

Subject-verb agreement errors

× I think the crispy feeling of chips are fascinating and you can't help yourself to have another one because of the good flavor.

I think the crispy feeling of chips is fascinating and you can't help yourself from having another one because of the good flavor.

主语"the crispy feeling"是单数,谓语动词应为"is"。"can't help yourself to have"用法错误,正确表达是"can't help yourself from having"。

중요 어휘

GoodFine; Virtuous; Well-behaved; Right; Capable
HappyCheerful; Glad; Fortunate
HeavyWeighty; Overweight; Forceful; Arduous; Onerous
HighTall; High-ranking; Inflated; Strong; Favorable
HungryRavenous; Eager
ThirstyLonging for a drink; Dry; Eager
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