Part 1
考官
Do you like taking pictures of different views?
考生
Yes, I do like taking pictures of multiple views mainly for two reasons. First of all, it allows me to review the scenario after anytime whenever I want to see that and secondly it is like it is a best way to capture the moment, the happiness, the sorrows, the winds and that's it.
考官
Do you prefer views in urban areas or rural areas?
考生
I mostly prefer the views of urban areas. First of all, urban areas is more calm and breathtaking instead compared to rural areas where On the contrary rural areas are seem very cloudy and noisy instead of urban rural areas I prefer urban areas because of its breathtaking.
考官
Do you prefer views in your own country or in other countries?
考生
To be honest, I prefer both the views of my own country and the other countries as well because my country is the place where I used to see and explore and on the other hand other countries views is as important as my own countries because it's the most important part of travel. So it is.
Do you like taking pictures of different views?
分數: 62.0建議: Be more concise and natural: give a clear topic sentence, then two specific reasons with brief supporting details. Avoid repetition and filler phrases (e.g., "it is like"). Correct grammar (e.g., "anytime" → "anytime I want", "a best" → "the best"). Use linking words ("First," "Second,") and finish with a short concluding phrase.
範例: Yes, I enjoy photographing different views. First, photos let me revisit a scene later, so I can remember details I might forget. Second, pictures capture emotions and atmosphere, whether it's joy at a festival or the calm of a sunset. For these reasons, I often take photos when I travel.
Do you prefer views in urban areas or rural areas?
分數: 48.0建議: Clarify preference and provide specific, coherent reasons. Fix grammar (subject-verb agreement, remove contradictory words like "on the contrary") and avoid vague adjectives. Use linking words to compare ("while", "whereas") and provide concrete examples (skyscrapers, city lights). Limit to 2–3 sentences.
範例: I prefer urban views because I enjoy cityscapes such as skyline silhouettes and illuminated streets, which I find striking. While rural areas can be peaceful, I find city scenes more varied and exciting, especially at night when the lights and architecture stand out.
Do you prefer views in your own country or in other countries?
分數: 58.0建議: Give a balanced, fluent answer with clear reasons and avoid repetition. Use linking words ("both... because", "however", "for example"). Correct grammar ("used to see" → "have seen", "other countries views is" → "views of other countries are"). Provide one specific example for each to make it concrete.
範例: I enjoy views both at home and abroad. At home I appreciate familiar landscapes and cultural details I know well, while views in other countries offer new architecture and scenery that broaden my perspective—for example, visiting ancient streets in Europe or coastal towns in Southeast Asia.
× Yes, I do like taking pictures of multiple views mainly for two reasons.
✓ Yes, I do like taking pictures of multiple views, mainly for two reasons.
Add a comma before 'mainly' to separate clauses and improve readability; no grammatical error in verb form but punctuation clarifies meaning.
× First of all, it allows me to review the scenario after anytime whenever I want to see that and secondly it is like it is a best way to capture the moment, the happiness, the sorrows, the winds and that's it.
✓ First of all, it allows me to review the scene anytime I want, and secondly, it is the best way to capture the moment: happiness, sorrow, the breeze, and so on.
Multiple issues: 'scenario' should be 'scene' (word choice), 'after anytime whenever' is redundant and ungrammatical — use 'anytime I want'. 'It is like it is a best way' is ungrammatical; use 'it is the best way'. Use parallel nouns (happiness, sorrow). Replace 'winds' with 'breeze' or 'wind' and 'and that's it' with 'and so on' or remove. Suggestions: simplify and make clauses parallel; remove redundant words.
× I mostly prefer the views of urban areas.
✓ I mostly prefer views of urban areas.
'The views of urban areas' is awkward; 'views of urban areas' is more natural. Article 'the' is unnecessary. Ensure concise phrasing.
× First of all, urban areas is more calm and breathtaking instead compared to rural areas where On the contrary rural areas are seem very cloudy and noisy instead of urban rural areas I prefer urban areas because of its breathtaking.
✓ First of all, urban areas are calmer and more breathtaking compared to rural areas. On the contrary, rural areas seem very cloudy and noisy. I prefer urban areas because of their breathtaking views.
Multiple errors: 'urban areas is' should be 'urban areas are' (plural subject-verb agreement). Use comparative forms: 'calmer' and 'more breathtaking'. Remove redundant 'instead' and fix word order. 'rural areas are seem' is incorrect — use 'rural areas seem'. Use possessive plural pronoun 'their' to match plural 'urban areas'. Break into sentences for clarity.
× To be honest, I prefer both the views of my own country and the other countries as well because my country is the place where I used to see and explore and on the other hand other countries views is as important as my own countries because it's the most important part of travel.
✓ To be honest, I prefer both views of my own country and those of other countries, because my country is where I grew up and explored, and the views of other countries are just as important since they are a key part of travel.
Problems addressed: remove unnecessary articles and plural/singular mismatches ('other countries views is' -> 'views of other countries are'). 'used to see and explore' is awkward; use 'grew up and explored' or 'am familiar with and enjoy exploring'. Ensure subject-verb agreement ('views... are') and use 'those of' to avoid repetition. Simplify and clarify sentence structure.
× So it is.
✓ So it is.
While short, this sentence is acceptable conversationally; no grammatical change needed. It is a terse confirmation. Suggestion: expand if needed, e.g., 'So I think both are important.'