Part 1
Examiner
Do you like to keep things tidy?
Candidate
Yes, I like keeping things tidy. I'm a wary, organized person and I clean my room every day. I organise my stuff every day and it's my routine. I can feel relaxed after that. It keeps me motivated.
Examiner
Did you use to keep your room tidy as a child?
Candidate
Yes, it was a rule of our house so everyone was keeping their belongings, their room tidy. So I was used to it and it became also a hobby of mine so I keep doing it even after I was adult.
Examiner
How do you keep your work or study space tidy?
Candidate
At first I would clean the room with, uh, Wacom, and then I would wipe the floor and then I would organize my books, my bookcases and my pencils.
Examiner
Do you think that it is necessary to be tidy?
Candidate
Well, it is not necessary for all people, but for people like me it isn't necessary because we feel like we need to clean and get things in order to feel motivated. It keeps us energic and refreshed. So it is necessary for us, but not for everyone.
Do you like to keep things tidy?
Score: 76.0Suggestion: Cevap doğal ve anlaşılır; ancak bazı dilbilgisi hataları ve kelime seçimi düzeltilmeli. Cümleleri daha kısa ve akıcı yaparak gereksiz tekrarlar azaltılmalı. Örneğin “wary” (tedbirli) kelimesi yanlış kullanılmış; burada “neat” veya “organized” daha uygundur. Ayrıca bağlaçlarla akışı güçlendirin (ör. “because”, “so”). Günlük rutininizden bir veya iki spesifik örnek ekleyin (ne sıklıkla, hangi işleri yapıyorsunuz).
Example: Yes, I like keeping things tidy because it helps me concentrate. I clean my room every day as part of my routine, for example I make the bed and put clothes away each morning. After tidying up I feel relaxed and more motivated to study.
Did you use to keep your room tidy as a child?
Score: 70.0Suggestion: Cevap mantıklı ancak zaman kullanımında ve kelime sıralamasında hatalar var. Daha doğru zaman ifadeleri (used to, when I was a child, after I became an adult) ve daha doğal ifadeler kullanın. Ayrıca birkaç bağlaçla neden geliştiğini kısaca açıklayın. Tekrarlardan kaçının (“so” çok kullanılmış).
Example: Yes, I used to keep my room tidy when I was a child because it was a rule in our house. Over time it became a habit and even a hobby, so I continued the habit after I became an adult.
How do you keep your work or study space tidy?
Score: 62.0Suggestion: Cevap net ama karışık ve belirsiz kelime kullanımı var. “Wacom” yanlış veya alakasız görünüyor; temizlik araçlarının isimleri (vacuum, cloth) kullanılmalı. Tekrarlanan “and then” ifadeleri yerine bağlaçlarla akışı iyileştirin. Ayrıca işi adım adım verirken tutarlı fiil zamanları kullanın (I first…, then I…, finally I…). Daha spesifik detaylar ekleyin (ne sıklıkla, nasıl düzenlersiniz).
Example: First I vacuum the floor and dust the desk, then I organize my books on the shelves and sort my pens into a container. Finally, I wipe surfaces and arrange any loose papers into folders.
Do you think that it is necessary to be tidy?
Score: 58.0Suggestion: Cevapta mantık ve kelime kullanımı çakışıyor (‘not necessary’ ve sonrasında ‘it is necessary for us’) ve bazı kelime hataları var (“energic” yerine “energetic” veya “energised” gibi). Daha tutarlı bir görüş sunun: genel bir yargı verin ve ardından kendi durumunuza bağlayın. Örnek veya kısa açıklama ekleyin (ör. çalışma verimliliği artar).
Example: I don't think being tidy is essential for everyone, but it is important for me because a neat environment helps me focus. For instance, when my desk is tidy I can work more efficiently and feel less stressed.
× Yes, I like keeping things tidy.
✓ Yes, I like keeping things tidy.
No change needed; sentence correctly uses present simple to express general preference.
× I'm a wary, organized person and I clean my room every day.
✓ I'm a very organized person and I clean my room every day.
'Wary' means cautious and is likely incorrect in this context; 'very' (adverb) intensifies 'organized'. Use 'very organized' to convey strong organization. Suggestion: choose appropriate adjective and use adverb 'very' if emphasis is needed.
× I organise my stuff every day and it's my routine.
✓ I organize my stuff every day; it's my routine.
Use consistent punctuation and American spelling 'organize' or British 'organise' depending on variant; sentence is otherwise correct. Suggestion: keep consistent spelling and use semicolon or conjunction for clarity.
× I can feel relaxed after that.
✓ I feel relaxed after that.
Use simple present 'I feel' to state habitual result; 'can feel' is acceptable but 'feel' is more natural for routine. Suggestion: use simple present for habitual reactions.
× It keeps me motivated.
✓ It keeps me motivated.
Correct present simple stating habitual effect; no change needed.
× Yes, it was a rule of our house so everyone was keeping their belongings, their room tidy.
✓ Yes, it was a rule in our house, so everyone kept their belongings and their rooms tidy.
Use simple past 'kept' for repeated past actions rather than past continuous 'was keeping'. Also 'rooms' should agree with plural 'everyone' referring to each person's room. Suggestion: use simple past for habitual past actions and ensure noun number agreement.
× So I was used to it and it became also a hobby of mine so I keep doing it even after I was adult.
✓ So I was used to it and it also became a hobby of mine, so I kept doing it even after I became an adult.
For past sequences, use 'became' and 'kept doing' in simple past. 'After I was adult' is incorrect; use 'after I became an adult' and include article 'an' before 'adult'. Suggestion: use 'became' and 'kept doing' for past habits and include 'an' with 'adult'.
× At first I would clean the room with, uh, Wacom, and then I would wipe the floor and then I would organize my books, my bookcases and my pencils.
✓ At first I would clean the room with, uh, a vacuum, then I would wipe the floor, and I would organize my books, bookcases, and pencils.
'Wacom' is a brand of drawing tablets and seems wrong; likely 'vacuum' is intended. 'Would' is acceptable for habitual past; add article 'a' before 'vacuum' and improve list punctuation. Suggestion: use correct noun 'vacuum' and add articles and commas for clarity.
× Well, it is not necessary for all people, but for people like me it isn't necessary because we feel like we need to clean and get things in order to feel motivated.
✓ Well, it is not necessary for all people, but for people like me it is necessary because we feel we need to clean and get things in order to feel motivated.
Original contradicts itself: first says 'isn't necessary' then 'for us' says 'it is necessary'. Correction aligns meaning: 'it is necessary for people like me.' Also 'we feel like we need' simplified to 'we feel we need'. Suggestion: ensure sentence coherence and avoid contradictory statements.
× It keeps us energic and refreshed.
✓ It keeps us energetic and refreshed.
'Energic' is not standard English; correct adjective is 'energetic'. Suggestion: use 'energetic' to describe feeling of energy.
× So it is necessary for us, but not for everyone.
✓ So it is necessary for us, but not for everyone.
Sentence correctly uses present simple to state a general truth; no change needed.