Part 1
試験官
Is it easy for you to remember people's names?
受験者
No, actually I usually have hard time remembering people's name. I can easily remember their personality or their traits, but it's hard for me to contact them with their names.
試験官
How do you remember people's names?
受験者
I don't know how exactly I remember people's names. I just look back and forth between their names and themselves and when it's long enough I will remember them.
試験官
How do you feel when people can't remember your name?
受験者
It depends when I remember their names but they don't remember mine. It would feel kind of hurt, but if I don't remember their names either it's OK for me.
試験官
Do you often forget people's names?
受験者
No, I don't forget people's names. Maybe that's because I haven't met enough people in my life, or it's just me good at remembering names.
Is it easy for you to remember people's names?
スコア: 63.0提案: 先直接回答问题,并使用正确的冠词和名词复数,例如“have a hard time”和“people’s names”。“contact them with their names”表达不自然,可改为“match their names to their faces”。可以补充一个简短原因或例子,使回答更具体。
例: No, I usually have a hard time remembering people's names. I can remember their faces and personalities quite easily, but I often struggle to match a name to a face, especially after meeting someone only once.
How do you remember people's names?
スコア: 57.0提案: 避免先说“不知道具体怎么记”,这会让回答显得不够清晰。具体说明一种记忆方法,例如重复对方的名字、将名字和外貌或特点联系起来。“look back and forth between their names and themselves”不自然;注意使用清晰的动词和连接词。
例: I usually repeat the person's name in my head a few times after we meet. If I can connect it with something distinctive about them, like their hairstyle or job, it's much easier to remember.
How do you feel when people can't remember your name?
スコア: 66.0提案: 回答的想法清楚,但开头的“It depends when”不自然,可用“It depends on the situation”。“feel kind of hurt”应改为“feel a little hurt”。用“whereas”或“but”清楚地对比两种情况,并保持条件表达一致。
例: It depends on the situation. If I remember someone's name but they forget mine, I feel a little hurt because it seems as if they didn't pay attention. But if I can't remember their name either, I don't mind.
Do you often forget people's names?
スコア: 68.0提案: 回答与前面“通常很难记住别人的名字”存在矛盾,建议保持观点一致,或明确说明自己其实不常忘记名字。“it's just me good”语法错误,应说“I'm just good”。可以补充一个具体原因,让回答更可信。
例: Yes, I do, especially when I meet several people at the same time. I usually remember their faces, but I sometimes forget their names unless I repeat them or use them in conversation.
× No, actually I usually have hard time remembering people's name.
✓ No, actually I usually have a hard time remembering people's names.
固定表达是“have a hard time doing something”,其中“hard time”前需要加不定冠词“a”。建议记住“have a hard time + 动名词”这一结构。
× No, actually I usually have hard time remembering people's name.
✓ No, actually I usually have a hard time remembering people's names.
这里泛指记不住不同人的名字,因此“name”应使用复数“names”。注意“people's”表示“人们的”,后面的名词可以根据表达的意思使用复数。
× It depends when I remember their names but they don't remember mine.
✓ It depends on whether I remember their names but they don't remember mine.
表达“取决于是否……”时,通常使用“depend on whether”。原句缺少介词“on”。建议记住“depend on + 名词/疑问词从句”的搭配。
× It would feel kind of hurt, but if I don't remember their names either it's OK for me.
✓ I would feel kind of hurt, but if I don't remember their names either, it's OK for me.
这里表达的是“我会感到有点受伤”,感受者是“I”,所以应使用“I would feel”,而不是“It would feel”。建议检查句子的主语是否与所表达的动作或感受者一致。
× Maybe that's because I haven't met enough people in my life, or it's just me good at remembering names.
✓ Maybe that's because I haven't met enough people in my life, or maybe I'm just good at remembering names.
“it's just me good at”缺少正确的谓语结构,不能用“it's + me + good at”来表达“我很擅长”。应改为“I'm good at”。建议表达个人能力时使用“be good at + 名词/动名词”。