Part 1
Examiner
Did your parents teach you to share when you were a child?
Candidate
Oh my God, definitely yes. My parent told me that oh, you should share your toys, your food, or maybe even your books with other kids and sharing was the simplest way to achieve happiness.
Examiner
What kind of things do you like to share with others?
Candidate
Well, I think I do really love to sharing book with others. Well, I definitely have made lots of recommendations to my friends, uh, in regards to the novel that I love or umm, maybe an brochure that find really interesting. Yeah.
Examiner
What kind of things are not suitable for sharing?
Candidate
Oh, I think some personal items are not meant to be shared with others. For example things like your mobile phone, your electronic devices like iPad or whatever, and definitely not your. I don't know debit cards or whatever, just whatever you.
Examiner
Do you have anything to share with others recently?
Candidate
Oh, I didn't share anything with others recently, mostly because, umm, I didn't have a chance to meet my friends. So yeah.
Examiner
Who is the first person you would like to share good news with?
Candidate
Oh definitely my mom. You know every time that I shared a good news with her, she always react like she is the happiest person in the world and I can feel deep down from my hadashi would be really happy for to see my progress. So yeah, that's why I would like to share my share the good news with my mom first.
Examiner
What kind of news do you share with your friends?
Candidate
Yeah, we have shared different kind of news, like, umm, I remember one of my friends, she shared with me, uh, the movie she watched or umm, I don't know, like maybe she uh, she's finally dating someone else or something like that.
Did your parents teach you to share when you were a child?
Score: 72.0Suggestion: 增强答案結構和語言自然度:先用一句簡潔的主題句直接回答(Yes, they did),然後用1–2句具體細節支持,避免口語填充詞如 “oh” 或重複。注意單複數和時態一致(parents/parents taught)。
Example: Yes, my parents taught me to share when I was a child. They encouraged me to lend toys and books to other kids so I could make friends, and they often said sharing would make everyone happier.
What kind of things do you like to share with others?
Score: 68.0Suggestion: 提高語法正確性與具體性:以主題句開始(I like to share…),使用正確動詞形式(sharing → share,a book → books),減少填充詞,並提供1–2個具體例子(書名或類型)來增加內容深度。
Example: I enjoy sharing books with others. For example, I often lend contemporary novels and recommend a thriller called The Silent Patient to friends who like suspense.
What kind of things are not suitable for sharing?
Score: 60.0Suggestion: 避免含糊與不完整表達:先直接回答(Personal items like…),然後列出具體、完整的例子,並用連接詞組織句子。不要用“whatever”或未完成的句子。
Example: Personal items such as mobile phones, tablets and debit cards are not suitable for sharing because they contain private information and could be damaged or lost.
Do you have anything to share with others recently?
Score: 75.0Suggestion: 擴展答案並提供替代方式:首先直接回答(No, I haven't),然後給出具體原因並可補充其他方式(e.g. shared online)。減少語氣詞,保持句子完整且自然。
Example: No, I haven't shared anything recently because I haven't met my friends in person. However, I have recommended online articles and sent e-books to them via email.
Who is the first person you would like to share good news with?
Score: 62.0Suggestion: 清晰表達情感與避免不明詞彙:用一句直接的主題句(My mom),然後用1–2句具體描述她的反應和原因。刪除不明詞(hadashi)和重複片語,注意時態和語法。
Example: I would share good news with my mother first. She always gets extremely excited and supportive, and her pride makes me feel encouraged to keep improving.
What kind of news do you share with your friends?
Score: 70.0Suggestion: 組織答案並給出具體類型:先概括(I share casual personal news),然後舉具體例子(movies, relationships, achievements)。避免重複和猶豫語氣,並用連接詞使句子流暢。
Example: I usually share casual personal news with my friends, such as movie recommendations, relationship updates, or small achievements like getting a promotion.
× My parent told me that oh, you should share your toys, your food, or maybe even your books with other kids and sharing was the simplest way to achieve happiness.
✓ My parents told me that, "Oh, you should share your toys, your food, or maybe even your books with other kids," and sharing was the simplest way to achieve happiness.
原句中使用了單數名詞“parent”但指的是雙方父母,應使用複數“parents”。建議在直接引語前後加標點,使句子更通順。
× Well, I think I do really love to sharing book with others.
✓ Well, I think I really love sharing books with others.
“love”之後接動詞時,應用動名詞形式(-ing),所以用“sharing”。另外“book”應為複數“books”以匹配一般情況下分享多本或泛指書籍。句中多餘的“do”也應刪除。
× or umm, maybe an brochure that find really interesting.
✓ or umm, maybe a brochure that I find really interesting.
“brochure”以輔音音素開頭,應使用不定冠詞“a”而不是“an”。此外缺少主語“I”以及動詞“find”。
× I definitely have made lots of recommendations to my friends, uh, in regards to the novel that I love
✓ I definitely have made lots of recommendations to my friends regarding the novels that I love.
短語“in regards to”是不標準用法,應改為“regarding”或“in regard to”。此外“novel”在此處應使用複數“novels”或改為“a novel”視語境而定。
× Oh, I think some personal items are not meant to be shared with others.
✓ Oh, I think some personal items should not be shared with others.
原句語法上可接受,但在語義上“are not meant to be shared”較被動且常用於正式語境。用“should not be shared”更符合口語判斷性的建議表達。兩者可視語氣選擇,改為“should not” 更自然。
× For example things like your mobile phone, your electronic devices like iPad or whatever, and definitely not your.
✓ For example, things like your mobile phone, your electronic devices like an iPad or whatever, and definitely not your debit cards.
原句缺少逗號使結構不清,且“iPad”前應有不定冠詞“an”。句尾不完整,應補全如“debit cards”。
× Oh, I didn't share anything with others recently, mostly because, umm, I didn't have a chance to meet my friends.
✓ Oh, I haven't shared anything with others recently, mostly because I haven't had a chance to meet my friends.
談論“最近”發生的事時,應使用現在完成時(have/has + past participle)表示直到現在的經驗或狀態,故用“haven't shared/haven't had”。
× You know every time that I shared a good news with her, she always react like she is the happiest person in the world and I can feel deep down from my hadashi would be really happy for to see my progress.
✓ You know every time that I share good news with her, she always reacts like she is the happiest person in the world, and I can feel deep down that she would be really happy to see my progress.
多處錯誤:1) “shared”改為一般現在時“share”以表習慣性動作;2) 第三人稱單數動詞需加-s,故“react”改為“reacts”;3) “a good news”中的“news”為不可數名詞,不加不定冠詞“a”;4) “hadashi”非英語單詞,推測應為“that she”,需修正;5) “happy for to see”語法錯誤,應為“happy to see”。整句按語法與語意重組。
× So yeah, that's why I would like to share my share the good news with my mom first.
✓ So yeah, that's why I would like to share the good news with my mom first.
原句中有重複“share my share”,屬句子結構冗餘,應刪除多餘詞語以使表達簡潔正確。
× Oh definitely my mom. You know every time that I shared a good news with her, she always react like she is the happiest person in the world
✓ Oh, definitely my mom. You know every time that I share good news with her, she always reacts as if she were the happiest person in the world.
“the happiest person in the world”為最高級用法本身無誤,但句子語氣更自然可用“as if she were”。同時修正時態與第三人稱單數動詞(見前)。
× Yeah, we have shared different kind of news, like, umm, I remember one of my friends, she shared with me, uh, the movie she watched or umm, I don't know, like maybe she uh, she's finally dating someone else or something like that.
✓ Yeah, we share different kinds of news. For example, one of my friends told me about a movie she watched, or maybe she said she was finally dating someone.
原句多處結構混亂:1) “have shared different kind of news”中“kind”應為複數“kinds”;2) 句子冗長且含重複,應拆分;3) “she shared with me the movie she watched”改為“told me about a movie she watched”更自然;4) “she's finally dating someone else”時態與表達可簡化為“she said she was finally dating someone”。