Part 1
Examiner
Do you walk a lot?
Candidate
In current time, of course, I work a lot because if I'm not gonna lie, I'm sick and I need to, I need to do more, uh, some practicing support and I need to more walking on the street and I do it with my friends and it's just interesting for me.
Examiner
Did you often go outside to have a walk when you were a child?
Candidate
Absolutely, because it was the single way to spend my own time with my friends and we just play it every game which we wanted to do. And uh, for example, it can be football or some games which can be connected with ball and it was so interested.
Examiner
Why do people like to walk in parks?
Candidate
Because it's not just a place to spend time, it's just something special for partners, for people who in relationships and just the place when you, you can do anything if you want. It's just something especially for us.
Examiner
Where would you like to take a long walk if you had the chance?
Candidate
I suppose it would be like a London or somewhere else. I mean somewhere beautiful and freaking country, which, uh, can be like my dream since my childhood. Because I don't need to force me to do something.
Examiner
Where did you go for a walk lately?
Candidate
This is hospital when I was last time and I'm sick and I just try to get more injections because it can be useful for my health and.
Do you walk a lot?
Score: 40.0Suggestion: Сосредоточьтесь на ясной и краткой структуре ответа: дайте прямой ответ, затем одну-две конкретные причины с логическими связками. Избегайте лишних реплик, пауз и разговорных вставок («if I'm not gonna lie», «uh»). Также исправьте грамматические ошибки (напр., «I work a lot» → «I walk a lot»; «I need to more walking» → «I need to walk more»).
Example: Yes, I walk a lot these days. I usually walk with friends along my neighborhood because walking helps me stay healthy and it’s enjoyable to chat. For example, we often walk for 45 minutes after dinner most evenings.
Did you often go outside to have a walk when you were a child?
Score: 55.0Suggestion: Отвечайте прямо и используйте более точные слова и грамматику. Дайте короткое утверждение и конкретные примеры с логическими связками (например, «for example», «we used to»). Избегайте неправильных форм и неточных выражений («it was the single way» → «it was the main way»; «it was so interested» → «I found it very enjoyable»).
Example: Yes, I did. As children we often played outside because it was the main way to spend time with friends. For example, we frequently played football or other ball games in the park, and I always found it very enjoyable.
Why do people like to walk in parks?
Score: 45.0Suggestion: Дайте общую причину, затем 1-2 конкретных объяснения, используя связки. Избегайте расплывчатых фраз и тавтологии («it's just something special» несколько раз). Уточните разные преимущества (например, спокойствие, природа, общение).
Example: People like walking in parks because parks are peaceful and close to nature. For couples or friends, parks offer a quiet place to talk and relax; for others, they provide space for exercise and fresh air.
Where would you like to take a long walk if you had the chance?
Score: 50.0Suggestion: Отвечайте ясно: назовите место и объясните почему, с конкретными деталями. Избегайте неформальных и неуместных слов («freaking country») и грамматических ошибок. Используйте связки («because», «for example») и не более 3 предложений.
Example: I would like to take a long walk in London, especially along the Thames and through its parks. I’ve always wanted to see the city’s historic streets and green spaces because they seem picturesque and relaxing.
Where did you go for a walk lately?
Score: 30.0Suggestion: Дайте прямой и понятный ответ, избегая лишних деталей о медицинских процедурах. Если вы хотите объяснить причину, скажите это кратко и грамотно. Избегайте неполных предложений и ошибок времени («This is hospital when I was last time» → «I went to the hospital recently»).
Example: I went for a short walk near the hospital recently because I had an appointment. I walked around the nearby park to get some fresh air while waiting for my treatment.
× In current time, of course, I work a lot because if I'm not gonna lie, I'm sick and I need to, I need to do more, uh, some practicing support and I need to more walking on the street and I do it with my friends and it's just interesting for me.
✓ Currently, I walk a lot because, to be honest, I'm ill and I need to practice more, so I walk more on the street with my friends; it's interesting for me.
The sentence mixes awkward tense and informal contractions (gonna) and uses incorrect verb forms and word order ("need to more walking"). Use present simple for habitual actions (I walk a lot), replace informal spoken forms (gonna) with standard phrases (to be honest), and correct verb pattern after "need to" (need to walk). Combine ideas into clearer clauses and use appropriate adverbs (currently). Suggestions: use simple present for routines, put adverbs before main verbs or at sentence start, and use 'need to' + base verb. Grammar problem type ID:6
× Absolutely, because it was the single way to spend my own time with my friends and we just play it every game which we wanted to do.
✓ Absolutely, because it was the only way to spend time with my friends, and we used to play any game we wanted to.
The original uses wrong adjective (single) and present tense verb (play) when referring to past habitual actions. Use 'only' instead of 'single' and 'used to' or past simple for repeated past actions. "Every game which we wanted" is unnatural; use 'any game we wanted.' Suggestions: use past forms for past routines and choose natural collocations. Grammar problem type ID:5
× And uh, for example, it can be football or some games which can be connected with ball and it was so interested.
✓ For example, it could be football or other ball games, and it was so interesting.
"Interested" is the wrong form; 'interesting' describes something that interests people. Also use 'could be' for examples in past context and 'ball games' is the natural collocation. Suggestions: use adjectives that describe the noun (interesting) and correct noun phrases. Grammar problem type ID:13
× Because it's not just a place to spend time, it's just something special for partners, for people who in relationships and just the place when you, you can do anything if you want.
✓ Because it's not just a place to spend time; it's something special for couples and for people in relationships, and it's a place where you can do anything if you want.
Wrong prepositions and nouns: 'partners' is awkward in this context—'couples' or 'people in relationships' is better. Use 'in relationships' not 'who in relationships.' Use 'where' for places, not 'when.' Suggestions: choose correct prepositions ('in') and relative adverbs ('where') when referring to locations. Grammar problem type ID:11
× It's just something especially for us.
✓ It's just something especially for us.
This sentence is grammatically acceptable but redundant and slightly awkward; consider 'It's something special for us.' Change 'especially' to 'special' to use the correct adjective form. Suggestions: prefer 'special' when modifying a noun directly. Grammar problem type ID:13
× I suppose it would be like a London or somewhere else.
✓ I suppose it would be London or somewhere else.
Do not use the indefinite article before proper nouns for cities. 'Like London' or simply 'London' is correct. Suggestions: omit 'a' before city names. Grammar problem type ID:22
× I mean somewhere beautiful and freaking country, which, uh, can be like my dream since my childhood.
✓ I mean somewhere beautiful and peaceful in the countryside, which has been my dream since childhood.
The phrase 'freaking country' is informal and unclear. 'Countryside' is the correct noun, and 'which has been my dream since childhood' uses the present perfect to show a continuing desire. Suggestions: avoid slang in formal speech, use correct noun forms ('countryside'), and use present perfect for situations that started in the past and continue. Grammar problem type ID:26
× Because I don't need to force me to do something.
✓ Because I wouldn't need to force myself to do anything.
Reflexive pronoun required after 'force' when the subject performs the action on themselves: 'force myself.' Also modal and conditional form should match hypothetical context: use 'wouldn't need' for conditional. Suggestions: use appropriate reflexive pronouns and match modal verbs to conditional contexts. Grammar problem type ID:12
× This is hospital when I was last time and I'm sick and I just try to get more injections because it can be useful for my health and.
✓ I went to the hospital recently because I was sick, and I tried to get more injections because they could be helpful for my health.
Use past tense for past actions: 'went', 'was', 'tried.' 'This is hospital when I was last time' is ungrammatical—rephrase as 'I went to the hospital recently.' Use plural pronoun 'they' for injections and 'could' for possibility. Suggestions: use past simple for completed past events and correct word order for time expressions ('recently' or 'last time'). Grammar problem type ID:5