Part 1
Examiner
Do you like reading?
Candidate
To be honest, I don't really enjoy reading much. When I was a child, I didn't used to like reading, but I sometimes loved books about science because they explained interesting experiments and ideas and our world, how it's working.
Examiner
Do you prefer to read on paper or on a screen?
Candidate
I prefer paper books because I enjoy the smell and the tactile feeling of turning page. However nowadays I also use screens sometimes because more information are in our phones and there are more convenient and
Examiner
When do you need to read carefully, and when not?
Candidate
When it comes to anything that affects my or my family's health or safety, I always read very carefully. I also read carefully about religions or spiritual matters because those ideas are important to me and I want to understand them well and live
Examiner
Do you prefer scanning or detailed reading?
Candidate
It also depends of the importancy of information if it's just some story I can I can scanning quickly and briefly, but when it's important thing I will read in detailing.
Do you like reading?
Score: 70.0Suggestion: Відповідь зрозуміла й містить причину та приклад, але деякі конструкції звучать неприродно. Скажіть “I didn’t use to like reading” без “used”, замініть “our world, how it’s working” на природніше “how the world works” і уникайте надто довгого завершення. Почніть із чіткої основної думки, а потім додайте один конкретний приклад.
Example: To be honest, I’m not a keen reader. I didn’t use to enjoy reading when I was a child, although I sometimes read science books because they explained interesting experiments and showed me how the world works.
Do you prefer to read on paper or on a screen?
Score: 65.0Suggestion: Основна відповідь і контраст подані добре, але відповідь обірвана та містить граматичні помилки. Використовуйте “turning the pages”, “more information is available” і “screens are more convenient”. Додайте завершену причину або ситуацію, наприклад читання новин чи статей у дорозі, і не залишайте речення незакінченим.
Example: I prefer reading paper books because I enjoy their smell and the tactile feeling of turning the pages. However, I also read on a screen nowadays because information is easily available on my phone and digital texts are more convenient when I’m travelling.
When do you need to read carefully, and when not?
Score: 65.0Suggestion: Ви навели релевантні причини, але відповідь незавершена: речення закінчується словом “live”. Завершіть думку, наприклад “live according to them”. Для повнішої відповіді додайте протиставлення: менш важливі тексти, як-от повідомлення або реклама, можна читати швидко. Також природніше сказати “my family’s health and safety”.
Example: I read very carefully whenever something concerns my family’s health and safety. I also pay close attention to religious or spiritual topics because I want to understand them properly and live according to those ideas. In contrast, I usually skim advertisements or informal messages because they are less important.
Do you prefer scanning or detailed reading?
Score: 60.0Suggestion: Ідея відповіді зрозуміла, але є багато граматичних помилок і повторів. Використовуйте “It depends on the importance of the information”, “I can scan it quickly” та “I read it in detail”. Побудуйте відповідь за схемою: загальна думка → неважлива інформація → важлива інформація. Не повторюйте “I can” і замініть “some story” на конкретніше “a short article or a simple story”.
Example: It depends on how important the information is. If I’m reading a short story or a simple online article, I usually scan it quickly to get the main idea. However, if the text contains important instructions or affects my decisions, I read it in detail.
× I didn't used to like reading.
✓ I didn't use to like reading.
After did or didn't, use the base form of the verb. Therefore, used must become use.
× They explained interesting experiments and ideas and our world, how it's working.
✓ They explained interesting experiments and ideas, as well as how our world works.
Use the simple present works to describe a general fact about how the world functions. The phrase how it's working is less appropriate here.
× I enjoy the smell and the tactile feeling of turning page.
✓ I enjoy the smell and the tactile feeling of turning a page.
A singular countable noun such as page needs an article. Use a because the page is not specific.
× More information are in our phones.
✓ More information is available on our phones.
Information is an uncountable noun and takes a singular verb, so are must become is.
× More information is in our phones.
✓ More information is available on our phones.
Use the preposition on when referring to information stored or displayed on a phone or other electronic device.
× There are more convenient and
✓ Screens are also more convenient.
The original phrase is incomplete because more convenient needs a clear subject. Adding screens creates a complete and grammatically correct sentence.
× It also depends of the importancy of information.
✓ It also depends on the importance of the information.
The verb depend is followed by the preposition on, not of. Importance is the correct noun form of important.
× I can I can scanning quickly and briefly.
✓ I can scan quickly and briefly.
After the modal verb can, use the base form of the verb, so scanning must become scan. The repeated phrase I can should also be removed.
× If it's just some story, I can scan it quickly and briefly.
✓ If it's just a story, I can scan it quickly and briefly.
Use the indefinite article a before a singular countable noun when referring to one nonspecific story.
× When it's important thing, I will read in detailing.
✓ When it's an important thing, I will read it in detail.
The singular countable noun thing requires an article, and an is used before the vowel sound in important.
× I will read in detailing.
✓ I will read it in detail.
Detailing is not the correct expression here. Use the fixed adverbial phrase in detail to mean carefully and thoroughly.