Part 1
Examiner
Did you like going to parks as a child?
Candidate
After all the years when I was young, I am going to the park with my family members or my friends because it will be good memory for me. And when I go to the go to there, I relax for myself. It was very good place for me.
Examiner
Do you still like going to parks now?
Candidate
Absolutely yes. Now this I would like going to the park but because of my work I didn't go to there and if I have holidays or some birthday I go to there and I enjoy for myself because it's give me good memory and it will be help to my busy mind.
Examiner
Would you like to see more parks in your city?
Candidate
Honestly, yes, because it will be very beneficial for early people, for example, early people who are very busy on day, during the day on their work, uh, and uh, when they have a holiday, they go to, they can go to the park and this time they can meet their relatives or her their.
Examiner
Are there any parks you want to go to in the future?
Candidate
If I speak about park, I would like go to the Tashkent Park because it's very entertaining please and very interesting for me. When I go to there, I would like to take in the early park and I would like to bike and bicycle If I go to the there with my family. I enjoy from ourselves. We enjoy from ourselves.
Did you like going to parks as a child?
Score: 55.0Suggestion: Javobni qisqaroq va ravon qiling; oltin qoidalar: aniq boshlangʻich gap (yes/no + sabab), soʻng bitta yoki ikki ta qoʻshimcha tafsilot. Grammatikani tuzating (o‘tgan zamon, ‘go to the park’ joyiga ‘went to parks’), takrorlarni olib tashlang va bogʻlovchilardan foydalaning (for example, so, because).
Example: Yes, I loved going to parks as a child because I could play outdoors with my friends and family. For example, we often had picnics under the trees and I remember running around the playground. Those visits left me with many happy memories.
Do you still like going to parks now?
Score: 60.0Suggestion: Javobni tartibli qiling: boshlangʻich gap bilan toʻgʻridan-toʻgʻri javob bering, soʻng sabab va bitta konkret misol qoʻshing. Zamonni toʻgʻri ishlating (hozirgi va oʻtgan zamon farqi), takroriy iboralarni kamaytiring va bir yoki ikki bogʻlovchi soʻz qoʻllang (because, when).
Example: Yes, I still enjoy going to parks, but I don't go often because I am busy with work. When I have holidays or a birthday, I usually visit a nearby park to relax and unwind, which helps clear my mind.
Would you like to see more parks in your city?
Score: 58.0Suggestion: Javobni aniqroq qilib ifoda qiling: kim uchun foydali ekanligini aniq ayting (e.g. busy workers, families), nima foyda berishini tushuntiring (sogʻliq, ijtimoiy munosabatlar) va misol keltiring. 'Early people' o'rniga 'busy people' yoki 'working people' deb ishlating; nusxalarni va toʻxtovlarni kamaytiring.
Example: Yes, I would. More parks would benefit busy people and families because they provide a place to relax and meet friends. For example, workers could spend their weekends in parks to exercise and socialise with relatives.
Are there any parks you want to go to in the future?
Score: 52.0Suggestion: Javobni sodda, tartibli qiling: aniq joyni ayting, nima qilishni rejalashtirayotganingizni bitta-ikkita qoʻshimcha tafsilot bilan tushuntiring. Grammatik xatolarni tuzating ("I would like to go to Tashkent Park"; "go there early", "ride bikes"), takroriy jumlalarni olib tashlang.
Example: I would like to visit Tashkent Park in the future because it looks entertaining and family-friendly. If I go there with my family, we would arrive early to rent bicycles and enjoy a long ride together.
× After all the years when I was young, I am going to the park with my family members or my friends because it will be good memory for me.
✓ When I was young, I used to go to the park with my family or friends because it created good memories for me.
The student mixes past and present tense. The action of going to the park happened in the past, so use past tense ('used to go', 'created'). Use 'memories' plural and simpler nouns ('family' instead of 'family members'). Use a consistent past timeline. Suggestions: use 'used to' for habitual past actions and plural 'memories' when speaking generally.
× And when I go to the go to there, I relax for myself.
✓ And when I went there, I relaxed.
The sentence contains redundant words ('go to the go to') and incorrect preposition use ('for myself' is unnecessary). Use simple past 'went' to match past context and 'relaxed' without 'for myself'. Suggestions: remove redundancy and unnecessary prepositional phrases.
× It was very good place for me.
✓ It was a very good place for me.
The noun 'place' requires the indefinite article 'a' before it. Also use 'very good place' with 'a' to form correct noun phrase. Suggestions: include 'a' before singular countable nouns when non-specific.
× Absolutely yes. Now this I would like going to the park but because of my work I didn't go to there and if I have holidays or some birthday I go to there and I enjoy for myself because it's give me good memory and it will be help to my busy mind.
✓ Absolutely. I still like going to the park, but because of my work I don't go there often. If I have holidays or a birthday, I go there and enjoy myself because it gives me good memories and helps my busy mind.
The student mixes tenses (past 'didn't go' with present preferences), uses incorrect verb forms ('would like going'), wrong prepositions ('go to there'), incorrect pronouns ('enjoy for myself'), and singular/plural issues ('memory' -> 'memories'). Corrections: use present simple for habitual actions ('don't go'), 'go there' without 'to', 'enjoy myself', 'gives' and 'helps' for present tense agreement. Suggestions: keep tense consistent, use 'go there' and correct reflexive pronoun 'myself', pluralize 'memories'.
× Honestly, yes, because it will be very beneficial for early people, for example, early people who are very busy on day, during the day on their work, uh, and uh, when they have a holiday, they go to, they can go to the park and this time they can meet their relatives or her their.
✓ Honestly, yes, because it would be very beneficial for elderly people. For example, elderly people who are very busy during the day at work can go to the park when they have a holiday and meet their relatives.
Multiple issues: misuse of 'will' vs 'would' for hypothetical/general benefit, wrong word 'early' instead of 'elderly', awkward word order ('on day'), unnecessary repetition and pronoun error ('her their'). Use 'can' for ability and 'would' for potential benefit. Also correct prepositions: 'during the day' and 'at work'. Suggestions: use correct vocabulary ('elderly'), appropriate modals ('would' for general statements about benefit), and simplify sentence structure.
× If I speak about park, I would like go to the Tashkent Park because it's very entertaining please and very interesting for me.
✓ If I talk about parks, I would like to go to Tashkent Park because it is very entertaining and interesting for me.
Missing 'to' after 'would like' and incorrect phrasing 'speak about park' should be 'talk about parks'. 'Please' is unnecessary. Use 'would like to go' for polite future desire and maintain singular/plural consistency ('parks' general, 'Tashkent Park' specific). Suggestions: use 'would like to' plus base verb, and remove filler words like 'please' in this context.
× When I go to there, I would like to take in the early park and I would like to bike and bicycle If I go to the there with my family.
✓ When I go there, I would like to visit the historic part of the park and ride a bicycle if I go there with my family.
Incorrect preposition 'go to there' should be 'go there'. 'Take in the early park' is unclear; likely 'visit the historic part' or 'visit the park early'. 'Bike and bicycle' is redundant; use 'ride a bicycle'. Capitalization error with 'If'. Suggestions: use 'go there', choose clear noun phrases ('historic part' or 'earlier in the day'), and use 'ride a bicycle'.
× I enjoy from ourselves. We enjoy from ourselves.
✓ I enjoy myself. We enjoy ourselves.
Incorrect reflexive pronouns: 'from ourselves' is wrong. Use 'enjoy myself' (singular) and 'enjoy ourselves' (plural). Also ensure subject-pronoun agreement. Suggestions: use correct reflexive forms ('myself', 'ourselves') and avoid adding 'from' before them.