Part 1
시험관
Is there an advertisement that made an impression on you when you were a child?
수험생
Well, I'd say that advertisement about food that made an impression on me, uh, mainly because the food advertisement always impress the colorful and, uh, uh, delicious food on it. And this catch my eyes, uh, for example, like the candy advertisements, the candy always.
시험관
Do you see a lot of advertising on trains or other transport?
수험생
Uh, well, I'd say that there are many advertising on the digital schemes, uh, on different transport. I think it is not a good ways. Maybe some people think people may have more time on the transport to read the advertising. It's a totally wrong thing they say.
시험관
Do you like advertisements?
수험생
Umm, well, I'd say that I very like attachment because they gave me a chance to know the new things. Umm, but also it sometimes bugs my daily life because some people always, uh, put the advertisements, umm, not excuse me, I think it's very.
시험관
What kind of advertising do you like?
수험생
Allies advertising, uh, which fall of, uh, interests and uh, inventions not make people feel umm, bothered and make them feel interesting. I think this is a good advertising for me.
시험관
Do you often see advertisements when you are on your phone or computer?
수험생
Yes, I often see different kinds of advertising when I work on my phone or computer. I think it's not a good way because it's both my daily life and work is decrease the affection of my work. I don't like it, I think can change.
Is there an advertisement that made an impression on you when you were a child?
점수: 52.0제안: 答题需更直接明确,开头给出主题句,然后提供具体细节并用连接词使句子连贯。减少口头填充词(如 uh, umm),句子长度控制在5句内。可以举具体例子说明哪则广告和为什么影响深刻(画面、音乐、角色等)。注意主谓一致与时态。
예시: A food advertisement impressed me most when I was a child. The ad showed colorful, shiny candies piled high and a catchy jingle that children could sing along to. Because of the bright visuals and music, I still remember the brand name years later. For example, one commercial featured a cartoon character sharing candy, which made it feel friendly and memorable.
Do you see a lot of advertising on trains or other transport?
점수: 48.0제안: 回答应先明确立场(是或否),然后用一到两句具体理由支持。避免模糊表达和语法错误,使用连接词(for example, therefore, however)使观点更连贯。举例说明在哪些交通工具上以及为什么你认为不好。
예시: Yes, I often see advertisements on buses and trains, especially on digital screens. However, I don't think this is good because these ads distract passengers and clutter the environment. For example, bright animated ads on subway platforms can be annoying during rush hour.
Do you like advertisements?
점수: 45.0제안: 先给出明确的总体态度,然后用一两个具体理由说明喜欢或不喜欢。用连词(but, although, because)组织对比,避免模糊和重复词汇。注意用词准确(e.g. 'I like advertisements' 而不是 'I very like attachment')。
예시: I have mixed feelings about advertisements. On one hand, I like them because they help me discover new products and services. On the other hand, intrusive ads—like pop-ups or loud video ads—annoy me and interrupt my daily routine.
What kind of advertising do you like?
점수: 50.0제안: 回答要具体说明喜欢的广告类型(幽默的、创意的、信息量大的等),并给出原因和例子。使用更准确的词汇(creative, informative, entertaining),并用连接词展开说明。保持句子简洁。
예시: I prefer creative and entertaining advertisements that respect the audience. For example, a clever short film ad with a surprising twist can hold my attention without feeling intrusive. Such ads are memorable because they tell a story and leave a positive impression.
Do you often see advertisements when you are on your phone or computer?
점수: 54.0제안: 直接回答并给出两到三个具体影响(如分心、降低效率、个人隐私问题),使用连接词说明因果关系。避免语法错误(e.g. 'decrease the affection' 应为 'affect my work' 或 'decrease my productivity')。可提出改善建议(ad blockers, subscription services)。
예시: Yes, I often see many ads on my phone and computer while I work. They distract me and reduce my productivity because pop-ups and autoplay videos break my concentration. For instance, when a video ad starts unexpectedly, I lose focus and need extra time to get back to my tasks.
× Well, I'd say that advertisement about food that made an impression on me, uh, mainly because the food advertisement always impress the colorful and, uh, uh, delicious food on it.
✓ Well, I'd say that the advertisement about food made an impression on me, mainly because food advertisements always show colorful and delicious food.
这是主谓一致和冠词及词形问题:原句缺少定冠词“the”来特指前面提到的广告;“advertisement”单数与后文泛指应该用复数“advertisements”;动词“impress”用法不合适,改为“show”更自然。建议注意名词单复数一致,并用合适动词表达“展示”。
× And this catch my eyes, uh, for example, like the candy advertisements, the candy always.
✓ And this catches my eye. For example, candy advertisements often do.
主谓一致和人称代词问题:“this”作为主语应使用动词第三人称单数形式“catches”;短语“catch my eyes”也应改为更常用的“catch my eye”(单数);原句句尾不完整,补成完整句子。建议复习第三人称单数动词变形及常用固定搭配。
× Uh, well, I'd say that there are many advertising on the digital schemes, uh, on different transport.
✓ Uh, well, I'd say that there is a lot of advertising on digital screens on different types of transport.
介词与可数名词形式错误:advertising 在此作不可数名词,应与“a lot of”搭配而不是复数形式;“schemes”应为“screens”;“on different transport”应改为“on different types of transport”或“on different modes of transport”。建议注意可数/不可数名词以及常用搭配和正确拼写。
× I think it is not a good ways.
✓ I think it is not a good way.
量词和名词形式错误:形容“方法/方式”时应使用单数“way”,原句用复数“ways”与不定式结构不搭配。建议根据上下文选择单复数形式。
× Maybe some people think people may have more time on the transport to read the advertising.
✓ Maybe some people think they may have more time on transport to read advertisements.
句子结构和代词重复问题:原句“some people think people”重复,可将后者替换为指代词“they”;“on the transport”可简化为“on transport”;“advertising”改为复数“advertisements”更自然。建议避免重复主语并调整名词形式。
× It's a totally wrong thing they say.
✓ That's totally wrong.
句子冗长且结构不自然:原句多余“thing they say”,直接说“That’s totally wrong.” 更简洁地表达观点。建议说话时使用更自然的短句。
× Umm, well, I'd say that I very like attachment because they gave me a chance to know the new things.
✓ Umm, well, I'd say that I really like advertisements because they give me a chance to learn about new things.
代词与词序错误:英文中“very like”不正确,应用“really like”;“attachment”误用,应为“advertisements”;时态不一致,描述习惯应用一般现在时“give”;“know the new things”用法不自然,改为“learn about new things”。建议注意固定搭配、词汇选择和时态一致。
× Umm, but also it sometimes bugs my daily life because some people always, uh, put the advertisements, umm, not excuse me, I think it's very.
✓ But sometimes ads bother my daily life because some people always put up advertisements in inappropriate places, which I find very annoying.
句子结构混乱且词汇选择不当:将“bugs my daily life”改为更自然的“ads bother my daily life”;补全“put the advertisements”为“put up advertisements in inappropriate places”;补足结尾情感表达“very annoying”。建议练习用完整句子清晰表达原因和感受。
× Allies advertising, uh, which fall of, uh, interests and uh, inventions not make people feel umm, bothered and make them feel interesting.
✓ I like creative advertisements that match people's interests and inventions, do not make people feel bothered, and make them feel interested.
形容词/副词和句子结构问题:“Allies advertising”不明,应为“I like creative advertisements”;“fall of interests”应为“match people's interests”;“inventions”语义不清,这里可保留为“creative ideas”;“make them feel interesting”应该是“make them feel interested”。建议注意形容词与动词搭配以及使役结构的正确表达。
× I think this is a good advertising for me.
✓ I think this is a good advertisement for me.
名词可数性和主谓一致:advertising 在此应用可数名词“advertisement”。建议注意advertising(不可数)与advertisement(可数)的区别。
× Yes, I often see different kinds of advertising when I work on my phone or computer.
✓ Yes, I often see different kinds of advertisements when I use my phone or computer.
量词与名词形式:这里使用复数“advertisements”更自然;“work on my phone”不常见,改为“use my phone”。建议根据语境选择合适动词和名词形式。
× I think it's not a good way because it's both my daily life and work is decrease the affection of my work.
✓ I think it's not a good way because it affects both my daily life and my work, reducing my concentration on work.
句子结构和词汇选择错误:“it's both my daily life and work is decrease the affection of my work”结构混乱,改为“it affects both my daily life and my work”并用“reducing my concentration on work”更清楚表达影响。建议理清主语和谓语,使用合适的动词(affect, reduce, concentration)。
× I don't like it, I think can change.
✓ I don't like it. I think it should be changed.
情态动词和句子完整性问题:原句“I think can change”缺少主语或情态动词,改为“I think it should be changed”更完整并表达建议。建议在表达建议或可能性时使用适当的情态动词(should, could, can)并确保句子完整。