Part 1
Examiner
Do you have any hobbies?
Candidate
Yes, I do. I like drawing, maybe painting because I want to be a fashion designer and my future. I want this career so badly. So I always practicing for my driving, for my sketches.
Examiner
Did you have any hobbies when you were a child?
Candidate
Yes, it's the same as right now when I was a child. I love driving too 'cause it's make me happy. I enjoy driving new pictures.
Examiner
Do you have a hobby that you've had since childhood?
Candidate
Yes I do it's driving. I always enjoy driving new pictures, creating skats. I often painting too, but I prefer driving skats.
Examiner
Do you have the same hobbies as your family members?
Candidate
No, I don't think so. They love sports but I don't like. Sometimes we play football with my family. Uh, but my mom love music too, but I don't like.
Do you have any hobbies?
Score: 48.0Suggestion: Cevap net bir konu cümlesiyle başlamış fakat tutarlılık, dilbilgisi ve kelime seçimi geliştirilmeli. İfadelerdeki karışıklığı ve tekrarları azaltın (ör. “driving” muhtemelen “drawing” olmalı). Cümleleri basit ve doğru zamanlarla kurun, fiil formlarına dikkat edin (ör. “I always practice my sketches” not “I always practicing”). Bağlaçlar kullanarak nedenleri ve sonuçları açıkça belirtin: “because” yerine “so that” veya “which will help me” gibi ifadeler ekleyin. Maksimum 4-5 cümlede amaç, faaliyet ve sıkılığı belirten net destekleyici detay verin.
Example: Yes. I enjoy drawing and painting because I want to become a fashion designer. I practice my sketches every day to improve my style and techniques. I also study different fabrics and colors so that my designs look professional.
Did you have any hobbies when you were a child?
Score: 36.0Suggestion: Cevap kısa ve bazı kelime yanlışları içeriyor; mantık olarak da çelişkili ifadeler var (şimdi ve geçmişten bahsederken netlik eksik). Geçmiş zamana uygun fiil formları kullanın (“I loved” not “I love” for past). 'Driving' kullanımı muhtemelen yanlış kelime; eğer çizim kastediliyorsa “drawing” kullanın. Bir-iki cümleyle ne yaptığınızı, ne sıklıkta ve neden sevdiğinizi söyleyin ve geçmiş ile şimdi arasındaki benzerliği açıkça ifade edin.
Example: Yes. It was the same when I was a child — I loved drawing. I used to draw every afternoon because it made me happy and helped me imagine clothes. Even now I still enjoy creating new pictures.
Do you have a hobby that you've had since childhood?
Score: 32.0Suggestion: Cümleler anlaşılırlıktan uzak ve kelime seçimleri karışık; tutarlı terimler kullanın (ör. drawing, sketches, painting). Basit dil bilgisi hatalarını düzeltin: uygun fiil formları ve artikeller kullanın (“I have enjoyed drawing since childhood. I often paint, but I prefer sketching.”). Bir konu cümlesi verip ardından kısa destekleyici detaylar (ne sıklıkta yaptığınız, neden sevdiğiniz) ekleyin.
Example: Yes, I have enjoyed drawing since I was a child. I often sketch new fashion ideas and sometimes paint them. I prefer sketching because it helps me quickly develop concepts for clothes.
Do you have the same hobbies as your family members?
Score: 56.0Suggestion: Cevap net ve doğrudan fakat tekrarlar ve küçük dilbilgisi hataları var. Olumsuzluğu açıkça ifade etmişsiniz, ancak akıcılığı artırmak için bağlaçlar ve çeşitlendirilmiş kelime kullanın. Örneğin, aileyle ortak etkinlikleri belirtirken “however” veya “although” gibi bağlaçlarla zıtlığı vurgulayın. Ayrıca cümleleri daha doğal hale getirmek için doğru zaman/çoğul kullanımı ve artikellere dikkat edin (“my mom loves music”).
Example: No, not really. My family members prefer sports — they often play football together — but I am more interested in drawing. Although my mother loves music, I don't listen to it much.
× I always practicing for my driving, for my sketches.
✓ I always practice my drawing and sketching.
The original uses 'practicing' without the correct auxiliary; simple present requires the base verb 'practice' for habitual actions. Also 'for my driving' is awkward; use 'practice my driving' or 'practice drawing and sketching'. Suggestion: use 'I always practice' to indicate habitual action.
× Yes, it's the same as right now when I was a child.
✓ Yes, it was the same when I was a child.
Mixing present 'it's' with past 'when I was a child' is inconsistent. Use past tense 'it was' to match the time reference. Suggestion: keep tense consistent with the time expression.
× I love driving too 'cause it's make me happy.
✓ I love driving too because it makes me happy.
After 'it' (third person singular), the verb needs an -s in present simple: 'makes'. Also replace colloquial ''cause' with 'because' for formal correctness. Suggestion: use 'it makes me happy.'
× I enjoy driving new pictures.
✓ I enjoy creating new pictures.
'Driving new pictures' is nonsensical; likely intended 'drawing' rather than 'driving'. Correct verb 'draw' and use 'creating new pictures' or 'drawing pictures'. Suggestion: choose the correct verb to convey the meaning.
× Yes I do it's driving.
✓ Yes, I do. It's driving.
Missing punctuation and contraction spacing; also ambiguity: better 'My hobby is driving.' However within given structure, separate into two sentences. Suggestion: write complete sentence 'Yes, I do. My hobby is driving.'
× I always enjoy driving new pictures, creating skats.
✓ I always enjoy drawing new pictures and creating sketches.
Incorrect verbs: 'driving new pictures' should be 'drawing', and 'skats' is misspelling of 'sketches'. Use gerund forms correctly with parallel structure. Suggestion: keep parallel gerunds 'drawing' and 'creating'.
× I often painting too, but I prefer driving skats.
✓ I often paint too, but I prefer drawing sketches.
After adverb 'often' use base verb 'paint' not 'painting'. Also 'driving skats' incorrect; 'drawing sketches' is intended. Suggestion: use 'I often paint' and 'I prefer drawing sketches.'
× No, I don't think so. They love sports but I don't like.
✓ No, I don't think so. They love sports, but I don't.
The verb 'like' needs an object or be omitted when the previous verb is understood; 'I don't' is the correct short form. Alternatively 'I don't like sports.' Suggestion: use 'I don't' or complete 'I don't like sports.'
× Uh, but my mom love music too, but I don't like.
✓ My mom loves music too, but I don't.
Third person singular subject 'my mom' requires verb 'loves' with -s. Also 'but' used twice; remove redundancy. 'I don't' is sufficient shorthand for 'I don't like music.' Suggestion: use 'My mom loves music, but I don't.'