Part 1
考官
Do you like taking pictures of different views?
考生
Definitely, I really enjoy capturing natural scenery such as trees, rivers and sunsets because it allows me to preserve peaceful moment when I am in the city. I also like experimenting with more creative shots, especially photographing my shadow from different angles.
考官
Do you prefer views in urban areas or rural areas?
考生
I prefer views in remote areas because scenery such as trees and rivers help me relax. I also enjoy being there alone since nobody bothers me and I can go for long walks or read by the water without distractions.
考官
Do you prefer views in your own country or in other countries?
考生
I prefer views in other countries, for instance in Australia, even though there are some well known landscapes that many tourists know, I can still enjoy the peaceful moments. However, that didn't happen when I was in Taiwan, which is overcrowded everywhere.
Do you like taking pictures of different views?
分数: 84.0建议: Good content and natural expression. To improve, correct minor grammar (e.g. "peaceful moments" plural), tighten phrasing to avoid redundancy, and add a brief linking phrase between sentences for coherence. Also vary vocabulary slightly (e.g. "capture" -> "photograph" or "shoot"). Keep answers within 3–4 concise sentences.
示例: Yes, I love photographing different views. I especially enjoy natural scenes like trees, rivers and sunsets because they let me preserve peaceful moments in the busy city. Additionally, I experiment with creative shots — for example, photographing my shadow from different angles to explore shape and contrast.
Do you prefer views in urban areas or rural areas?
分数: 88.0建议: Strong, clear answer with specific reasons. To improve further, add a short linking word to connect ideas (e.g. "because" then "also") and replace vague words like "remote" with more precise terms (e.g. "rural" or "the countryside"). Slightly vary sentence beginnings to avoid repetition.
示例: I prefer views in the countryside because natural scenery like trees and rivers helps me relax. Furthermore, I enjoy being alone there since I can take long walks or read by the water without distractions.
Do you prefer views in your own country or in other countries?
分数: 76.0建议: Clear opinion but contains grammatical issues and some awkward phrasing. Improve grammar (e.g. "well-known", "I could still enjoy"), avoid absolute statements like "overcrowded everywhere," and use linking words to contrast (e.g. "while" or "whereas"). Keep sentences concise and balanced: state preference, give a specific example, then a brief reason.
示例: I prefer views in other countries, such as Australia, because even popular sites there can still feel peaceful. By contrast, when I visited Taiwan I often found tourist areas crowded, which made it harder to relax.
× it allows me to preserve peaceful moment when I am in the city.
✓ it allows me to preserve peaceful moments when I am in the city.
The noun 'moment' should be plural 'moments' because 'peaceful' here refers to multiple occasions or general experiences. Use plural to match the idea of repeated or uncountable instances; revise to 'peaceful moments.'
× I also like experimenting with more creative shots, especially photographing my shadow from different angles.
✓ I also like experimenting with more creative shots, especially by photographing my shadow from different angles.
The verb 'especially' needs a clear connector to the action; using 'by photographing' clarifies the method. This uses the gerund form correctly as a noun phrase indicating the means of experimenting.
× I prefer views in remote areas because scenery such as trees and rivers help me relax.
✓ I prefer views in remote areas because scenery such as trees and rivers helps me relax.
The subject 'scenery' is a singular uncountable noun, so the verb should be singular 'helps.' Although 'trees and rivers' are plural, the main noun 'scenery' governs subject-verb agreement here.
× I also enjoy being there alone since nobody bothers me and I can go for long walks or read by the water without distractions.
✓ I also enjoy being there alone since nobody bothers me and I can go for long walks or read by the water without distraction.
'Without distractions' is grammatically acceptable, but 'without distraction' is more idiomatic after verbs like 'read' when referring to a single state of undisturbed attention. Change to singular for improved fluency.
× However, that didn't happen when I was in Taiwan, which is overcrowded everywhere.
✓ However, that didn't happen when I was in Taiwan, which was overcrowded everywhere.
The sentence refers to a past situation ('when I was in Taiwan') so the description of Taiwan should also be in the past tense: 'was overcrowded.' Mixing past and present tenses here is inconsistent; align the tense to past.