Part 1
試験官
Where is your hometown?
受験者
I am from village Kaswa which is situated in the northern part of India and which have a quiet environment and my village is a farming ahead village.
試験官
What do you like about your home town?
受験者
As I mentioned earlier, my village have a quiet environment which I like the most. Other I like it has a smart feature such as CCTV in every street.
試験官
How long have you lived there?
受験者
My family and I lived since my birthday so that's about 21 years now. I like it because it's close to my school and many of my friends live nearby.
試験官
Is your home town a good place for young people?
受験者
Definitely my village is good for young people, especially for their health because our village regularly organize some health programs and we have a gym and park.
Where is your hometown?
スコア: 62.0提案: Make the response more natural and grammatically correct. Start with a clear topic sentence, then add one or two specific details using linking words. Avoid redundancy and awkward phrases like "farming ahead village."
例: I come from a village called Kaswa in northern India. It is a quiet farming community, and many families there work in agriculture, so the pace of life is slow and peaceful.
What do you like about your home town?
スコア: 58.0提案: Answer directly and correct grammar: use linking words to connect points and give a brief reason for each like. Be specific about what makes the CCTV useful and avoid repetition of previously stated ideas.
例: I mainly like Kaswa because it is very peaceful. In addition, the village has good safety measures, such as CCTV cameras on many streets, which helps people feel secure and reduces petty crime.
How long have you lived there?
スコア: 68.0提案: Provide a clear, concise time reference and then one or two specific supportive details with linking words. Fix tense and phrasing errors (use present perfect for duration).
例: I have lived there for 21 years, since I was born. Because it is close to my school and most of my childhood friends still live nearby, it has always felt convenient and familiar.
Is your home town a good place for young people?
スコア: 72.0提案: Give a direct topic sentence, then support it with specific examples and linking words. Improve grammar and plurality (organize/organises, programs). Mention how these facilities benefit young people.
例: Yes, I think Kaswa is a good place for young people. For example, the village organises regular health programs and has a gym and a park, which encourage exercise and social activities among young residents.
× I am from village Kaswa which is situated in the northern part of India and which have a quiet environment and my village is a farming ahead village.
✓ I am from the village of Kaswa, which is situated in the northern part of India and which has a quiet environment. My village is mainly a farming village.
Errors: missing definite article before 'village', incorrect relative clause verb agreement ('which have' should be 'which has'), awkward phrase 'farming ahead village'. Reasons and suggestions: Use 'the' for a specific village (article error), ensure the verb in a relative clause agrees with its singular subject ('village' -> 'has'), and replace awkward phrase with 'mainly a farming village' or 'an agricultural village' for natural English. Keep sentences shorter and use punctuation to separate ideas.
× As I mentioned earlier, my village have a quiet environment which I like the most. Other I like it has a smart feature such as CCTV in every street.
✓ As I mentioned earlier, my village has a quiet environment, which I like the most. Also, I like that it has smart features such as CCTV on every street.
Errors: 'my village have' uses plural verb with singular subject (subject-verb agreement). 'Other I like it has...' is ungrammatical and awkward. Reasons and suggestions: Use 'has' for singular 'village'. Replace 'Other' with 'Also' and restructure the clause to 'I like that it has...' or 'it has...' Use plural 'features' if more than one, and preposition 'on' for streets. Use commas to separate clauses.
× My family and I lived since my birthday so that's about 21 years now. I like it because it's close to my school and many of my friends live nearby.
✓ My family and I have lived there since my birth, so that's about 21 years now. I like it because it's close to my school and many of my friends live nearby.
Errors: 'lived since' with a time from the past to present requires present perfect ('have lived'). 'my birthday' is odd for origin; 'my birth' or 'I was born' is clearer. Reasons and suggestions: Use present perfect for actions continuing to the present (have lived). Prefer 'since I was born' or 'since my birth' for clarity. Keep the present tense for current facts ('I like', 'live nearby').
× Definitely my village is good for young people, especially for their health because our village regularly organize some health programs and we have a gym and park.
✓ Definitely, my village is good for young people, especially for their health, because our village regularly organizes health programs and we have a gym and a park.
Errors: missing comma after 'Definitely' (stylistic), 'organize' should be 'organizes' to agree with singular subject 'village' (subject-verb agreement), 'a gym and park' missing article before 'park'. Reasons and suggestions: Ensure subject-verb agreement: singular subjects take '-s' in present simple ('village organizes'). Use articles before countable nouns ('a gym and a park'). Add commas to improve readability. The sentence expresses a certainty, so modal is not needed; main issue is verb agreement and articles.