Part 1
試験官
Do you prefer sad or happy music?
受験者
And I prefer the happy music because listening to the happy music can make me feel more happier and the sad music will let people immense in the sadness atmosphere.
試験官
Does happy music make you feel more excited?
受験者
Of course, music can affect people's emotion. When I listen to the happy music, the fast bass, the first race that will let me feel more excited.
試験官
Have you taken any music classes?
受験者
No, I don't think music need to, especially to learn. Music is a kind of feeling in to my presence, so I haven't taken.
試験官
Do you listen to music while doing other things?
受験者
Yes, I do those. It may be a not a good habit because maybe it will affect affect your attention.
Do you prefer sad or happy music?
スコア: 58.0提案: 注意语法和词汇搭配,避免冗长与重复。开头直接回答问题,用一句话表明偏好,然后用一到两句具体理由支持。改正比较级和固定搭配(例如“more happier”应为“happier”,“immerse in”而非“immense in”)。
例: I prefer happy music. It lifts my mood and gives me energy, while sad songs tend to make me feel low and dwell on negative emotions.
Does happy music make you feel more excited?
スコア: 52.0提案: 回答要更连贯并注意词汇准确性与句子结构。先用主题句肯定或否定,然后用具体细节解释为什么会兴奋。避免词汇错误(如“first race”不明确)和重复(如两次提到‘music’)。
例: Yes, happy music definitely excites me. Upbeat rhythms, lively melodies and strong bass make me want to move and boost my energy quickly.
Have you taken any music classes?
スコア: 45.0提案: 回答要直接且语法正确。先给出简单明确的回答,然后解释原因时使用正确的句型和词汇(如“need to be learned”或“I think music is more about feeling”)。避免模糊表述如“in to my presence”。
例: No, I haven't taken any music classes. I feel that music is mostly about personal expression and feeling, so I preferred learning informally by listening and practicing on my own.
Do you listen to music while doing other things?
スコア: 60.0提案: 回答要自然并避免重复与语法错误。先肯定或否定,再具体说明情境和原因。修正重复词(删除多余的“affect”)并用更自然表达(例如“it's not a good habit because it can reduce my concentration”)。
例: Yes, I often listen to music while studying or commuting. However, it can be distracting sometimes and reduce my concentration, so I try to choose calmer music when I need to focus.
× And I prefer the happy music because listening to the happy music can make me feel more happier and the sad music will let people immense in the sadness atmosphere.
✓ I prefer happy music because listening to happy music can make me feel happier, and sad music can immerse people in a sad atmosphere.
句中出现了“more happier”的重复比较错误,应使用单一比较级“happier”。此外不需要在可数名词前加定冠词“the”(此处泛指音乐),将“immense in the sadness atmosphere”改为正确动词短语“immerse people in a sad atmosphere”。建议:在使用比较级时只用一词(happier),泛指事物时可省略或用不定式/无冠词;固定搭配为“immerse someone in something”。
× Of course, music can affect people's emotion. When I listen to the happy music, the fast bass, the first race that will let me feel more excited.
✓ Of course, music can affect people's emotions. When I listen to happy music, the fast bass and the rhythm make me feel more excited.
原句时态和词形不当:emotion应为复数“emotions”以指一般情绪;“the happy music”改为泛指“happy music”;“the fast bass, the first race”词不当,推测为“fast bass and rhythm(节奏)”;使用现在时表一般事实,主谓保持一致,去掉不必要的将来式“will”。建议:注意名词单复数和固定搭配,使用现在时描述习惯性或普遍事实。
× No, I don't think music need to, especially to learn. Music is a kind of feeling in to my presence, so I haven't taken.
✓ No, I don't think music needs to be learned in a formal way. Music is a kind of feeling to me, so I haven't taken any classes.
原句中“need to”与主语不一致且不完整,正确应为“needs to be learned”或更自然的表达“needs to be learned in a formal way”。“in to my presence”不通,应改为“to me”。最后省略了宾语,需完整表述“haven't taken any classes”。建议:注意动词形式与被动结构,以及补全句子中的必要成分(宾语)。
× Yes, I do those. It may be a not a good habit because maybe it will affect affect your attention.
✓ Yes, I do. It may not be a good habit because it can affect your attention.
原句“do those”不自然,应简单回答“Yes, I do.”;“a not a good habit”语序错误,正确为“not a good habit”;重复“affect affect”是笔误,且用“maybe”与“may”重复,改为“can”或“may”之一。建议:注意固定表达“Yes, I do.”,将否定副词放在冠词前,并避免重复词。