Part 1
시험관
Are you good at memorising things?
수험생
Oh yeah, I'm quite good at memories, legal information. Because I'm major in law, I can easily memorize the rulers and regulations, which is helping me get greater in university.
시험관
Have you ever forgotten something important?
수험생
Not very often. If I have something important out, I prefer to write on my note or mobile phone. So I would like to, uh, remember that's important things because if I forgot them, it would cost, could cause the suffering or lost.
시험관
What do you need to remember in your daily life?
수험생
The most important things that I must remember is a hearing schedule. I'm a lawyer. If I have a if I have a hearing hearing schedule, I must attend so that this is most important things that I can't forgot. I would like to put this in the column or calendar so I won't forget them.
시험관
How do you remember important things?
수험생
Uh, I prefer to set alarm or calendar on my phone which is convenient to me to remind something if I have a important things. I would like to do this either umm I think I I carried mobile for every day so that can remind me.
Are you good at memorising things?
점수: 65.0제안: 内容要更直接并修正语法和用词。开头应直接回应问题,然后用一到两句举例具体说明。注意动词形式(memorising, memorize)、名词(rules)、以及更自然的表达(helped me do better)。尽量不超过五句话。
예시: Yes, I am quite good at memorising things, especially legal information. Because I study law, I often memorise rules and regulations for exams. This practice has helped me perform better at university.
Have you ever forgotten something important?
점수: 60.0제안: 回答要更具体并修正句子结构和用词。先直接回答,再说明你如何避免忘记。避免模糊或重复的词(out, that's important things, suffering or lost),用清晰原因和结果说明。
예시: Not very often. If I have something important, I usually write it in a notebook or on my phone. This helps me remember because forgetting important tasks could cause problems or losses.
What do you need to remember in your daily life?
점수: 62.0제안: 回答应更简洁并避免重复,先给出主题句,然后补充具体细节(如何记录、为什么重要)。注意语法(hearing schedule复数/单数,一致性),替换不自然表达(column → calendar entry)。
예시: The most important thing I need to remember is my hearing schedule. As a lawyer, I must attend hearings, so I always put them in my calendar and set reminders to avoid missing them.
How do you remember important things?
점수: 63.0제안: 回答要流畅、准确并使用连贯词。先给出方法主题句,然后解释具体步骤(set alarms, calendar events, use notes)并说明原因(always carry my phone)。减少犹豫词(um, uh)和重复。
예시: I usually set alarms or calendar events on my phone to remind me of important tasks. Because I carry my phone every day, these notifications reliably alert me when I need to act.
× Oh yeah, I'm quite good at memories, legal information.
✓ Oh yeah, I'm quite good at memorizing legal information.
原句中用法错误:用名词“memories”不符合动词短语“good at”的要求。英语中常用动名词或动词短语表示擅长某项活动,应使用“memorizing”或短语“memorizing legal information”。建议使用“memorize/memorizing”并把“legal information”紧跟其后,构成“good at memorizing legal information”。
× Because I'm major in law, I can easily memorize the rulers and regulations, which is helping me get greater in university.
✓ Because I major in law, I can easily memorize the rules and regulations, which helps me do well at university.
原句问题:主谓不一致及词汇使用错误。1) 正确说法是“I major in law”而非“I'm major in law”。2) “rulers”用词错误,应为“rules”。3) 从句中“which is helping me get greater in university”中时态和表达不自然,应改为简单现在时“which helps me do well at university”。建议使用正确动词短语并保证主语与动词一致。
× Not very often. If I have something important out, I prefer to write on my note or mobile phone.
✓ Not very often. If I have something important, I prefer to write it in my notebook or on my mobile phone.
原句问题:时态和介词及代词使用不当。1) “have something important out”结构不正确,应该是“have something important”。2) 写在笔记本或手机上惯用介词是“in my notebook”或“on my mobile phone”。3) 需要用宾语代词“it”指代前面的“something important”。建议把句子简化并使用正确介词和代词。
× So I would like to, uh, remember that's important things because if I forgot them, it would cost, could cause the suffering or lost.
✓ So I would like to remember those important things because if I forget them, it could cause trouble or loss.
原句问题:时态混淆及代词和词汇错误。1) “that's important things”应为“those important things”。2) 条件句中应保持现在时“If I forget them”而非过去时“forgot”。3) “could cause the suffering or lost”用词不当,改为“could cause trouble or loss”。建议使用正确指示代词、保持条件句时态一致,并用合适名词表达“麻烦/损失”。
× The most important things that I must remember is a hearing schedule.
✓ The most important thing that I must remember is a hearing schedule.
原句问题:主谓一致和单复数不一致。主语是“The most important thing”(单数),谓语应使用“is”。原句用了复数“things”导致不一致。建议确定主语单复数并使动词一致。
× If I have a if I have a hearing hearing schedule, I must attend so that this is most important things that I can't forgot.
✓ If I have a hearing schedule, I must attend, so this is the most important thing that I can't forget.
原句问题:重复、主谓一致与动词形式错误。1) 删除重复词“a if I have a hearing hearing schedule”。2) “most important things”应为单数“the most important thing”与前句一致。3) “forgot”是过去式,应用原形“forget”在情态/陈述句中。建议删掉重复,确保主语单复数一致并使用正确动词形式。
× I would like to put this in the column or calendar so I won't forget them.
✓ I would like to put it in my planner or calendar so I won't forget it.
原句问题:代词与介词及名词搭配不当。1) “put this in the column”不自然,常用“put it in my planner/column”但更自然是“planner or calendar”。2) 前文指代单一事项,代词应统一为单数“it”而非“them”。建议使用常见搭配“put it in my calendar/planner”。
× Uh, I prefer to set alarm or calendar on my phone which is convenient to me to remind something if I have a important things.
✓ Uh, I prefer to set an alarm or a calendar reminder on my phone, which is convenient for reminding me when I have an important thing.
原句问题:动名词/不定式使用及冠词、介词错误。1) “set alarm or calendar”需要冠词,改为“set an alarm or a calendar reminder”。2) “which is convenient to me to remind something”不自然,改为“which is convenient for reminding me”。3) “a important things”冠词与名词数不匹配,应为“an important thing”或“important things”。建议使用固定搭配并注意冠词与单复数。
× I would like to do this either umm I think I I carried mobile for every day so that can remind me.
✓ I would like to do this. Umm, I think I carry my mobile every day so that it can remind me.
原句问题:代词、动词形式和句子结构错误。1) “I carried mobile for every day”时态和动词不对,应为一般现在“I carry my mobile every day”。2) 缺少物主代词“my”。3) “so that can remind me”缺主语,应为“so that it can remind me”。建议用正确现在时、加上物主代词并补全主语。