Politeness— Part 1 採点レポート

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Part 1

試験官

How did you learn to be polite as a child?

受験者

I learned to behave well from my mother and teachers at a very young age. For example, it was by obeying the regulations of school that I could know what was right and wrong, and my mother used to phrase me by giving me a candy when I was being polite.

試験官

Do you think being polite is very important?

受験者

Yes, not only does being polite contribute to get along well with others, but it also helps us increase discipline. For me, I fight people with good behavior more attractive. Furthermore, a person who always treats others politely is more likely to obey rules and regulations than one who is rude and aggressive.

試験官

On what occasions should we be polite?

受験者

I suppose that we should be polite in any occasions, particularly in formal and important occasions such as ceremonies, commencements and weddings. Take me as an example, I will make sure that I won't embarrass the hosts and guests on those occasions, so I do obey dress codes and traditions strictly.

試験官

What did you do to show your politeness as a child?

受験者

My mother taught me to say sorry or excuse me when interrupting others and say thank you when accepting kindness from others. She would give me a candy as a reward each time I showed respect for others, as a result, I used to say sorry and thank you all the time in order to get candies.

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Part 1

How did you learn to be polite as a child?

スコア: 72.0

提案: 回答较自然但有语法和表达不够准确之处,内容较全面但有些啰嗦或重复。注意:1) 用更准确的词汇(例如 replace “phrase me” with “praise me”),2) 句子可更简洁,避免不必要的从句和重复,3) 保持逻辑连接词但不要过多。练习时控制在3-4句内,并具体说明一两件事例细节。

例: I learned good manners mainly from my mother and teachers. At school, following rules taught me what was right and wrong, and at home my mother praised me and gave me a candy when I behaved politely. Those rewards encouraged me to repeat polite actions.

Do you think being polite is very important?

スコア: 64.0

提案: 回答观点明确,但存在表达错误和措辞不当(例如 “fight people with good behavior more attractive” 意义不明)。注意:1) 使用正确的句型和词汇表达观点,2) 用一两个具体理由和连接词支持观点,3) 避免笼统或重复判断。

例: Yes, I think politeness is very important because it helps people get along and creates a respectful atmosphere. For example, polite behavior often leads to better cooperation at work, and polite people are usually taken more seriously.

On what occasions should we be polite?

スコア: 78.0

提案: 回答清晰且有例子,但有少量冗余表达和语法细节可改进(例如 “in any occasions” 应为 “on any occasion”)。建议:1) 用更地道短语(on formal occasions, at ceremonies等),2) 简洁陈述并给出一具体举例说明自己的行为。

例: We should be polite on all occasions, especially at formal events like weddings or ceremonies. For instance, I always follow dress codes and greet the hosts respectfully so I don’t embarrass anyone.

What did you do to show your politeness as a child?

スコア: 75.0

提案: 内容具体且相关,但句子有重复且逻辑衔接可更自然(例如最后一句表述有点口语化且略显不成熟)。建议:1) 合并相似信息以减少重复,2) 用更自然的因果表达(e.g. “so I often said…”),3) 控制句子数量与长度。

例: My mother taught me to say “sorry”, “excuse me” and “thank you” in appropriate situations. She often rewarded me with a candy, so I quickly formed the habit of using polite phrases in daily life.

文法

Verb + -ing form

× For example, it was by obeying the regulations of school that I could know what was right and wrong, and my mother used to phrase me by giving me a candy when I was being polite.

✓ For example, it was by obeying the school regulations that I learned what was right and wrong, and my mother used to praise me by giving me a candy when I was polite.

问题类型:动词+ -ing 形式以及动词使用不当。句中“obeying the regulations of school”词序不自然,改为“obeying the school regulations”。“could know”与情境不合,改为一般过去时“learned”。“phrase me”错拼且用词不当,应为“praise me”。“when I was being polite”中“being”多余,简化为“when I was polite”。建议:注意固定搭配(school regulations),使用适当时态表达已发生的动作(learned),并用正确动词(praise)。

Modal verb usage

× Yes, not only does being polite contribute to get along well with others, but it also helps us increase discipline.

✓ Yes, not only does being polite help us get along well with others, but it also helps us increase our discipline.

问题类型:情态动词/动词搭配使用。短语“contribute to get along”不正确,应为“help/get along”或“contribute to”后接动名词(contribute to getting along)。同时,“increase discipline”缺少所有格,更自然为“increase our discipline”。建议:熟悉“contribute to + -ing”和“help + 动词原形”两种结构,并注意所有格的使用。

Sentence structure errors

× For me, I fight people with good behavior more attractive.

✓ For me, people with good behavior are more attractive.

问题类型:句子结构错误。原句中主谓宾结构混乱,“I fight people with good behavior more attractive”不符合英语语序。应把“people with good behavior”作为主语,用系动词“are”连接表语“more attractive”。建议:把句子分清主语、谓语和表语,避免直译式的中文语序。

Incorrect use of articles

× Furthermore, a person who always treats others politely is more likely to obey rules and regulations than one who is rude and aggressive.

✓ Furthermore, a person who always treats others politely is more likely to obey rules and regulations than someone who is rude and aggressive.

问题类型:冠词/代词使用错误。原句虽可理解但在比较结构中用“one”相比“someone”在口语语境中略显不自然,建议使用“someone”以更自然表达;此处也可保留“one”,但需注意一致性。建议:在口语表达中用“someone”更自然,写作中“one”多用于替代前述名词且需保持形式一致。

Incorrect use of prepositions

× I suppose that we should be polite in any occasions, particularly in formal and important occasions such as ceremonies, commencements and weddings.

✓ I suppose that we should be polite on any occasion, particularly on formal and important occasions such as ceremonies, commencements, and weddings.

问题类型:介词使用错误与单复数问题。固定搭配应为“on occasion”/“on occasions”或更常见“in any situation”。原句“in any occasions”介词和数均不当,改为“on any occasion”或“in any situation”。建议:掌握介词短语的固定搭配,并注意单复数与介词搭配(e.g. on occasion/on occasions, in situations)。

Future tense issue

× Take me as an example, I will make sure that I won't embarrass the hosts and guests on those occasions, so I do obey dress codes and traditions strictly.

✓ Take me as an example: I will make sure that I won't embarrass the hosts and guests on those occasions, so I will obey dress codes and traditions strictly.

问题类型:将来时使用不当。句中前半为将来时“will make sure...won't embarrass”,后半却用一般现在时“do obey”,时态不一致,应改为将来时“will obey”。建议:在表达将来计划或承诺时,保持时态一致,使用将来时。

Third person singular issue

× My mother taught me to say sorry or excuse me when interrupting others and say thank you when accepting kindness from others.

✓ My mother taught me to say 'sorry' or 'excuse me' when interrupting others and to say 'thank you' when accepting kindness from others.

问题类型:第三人称单数/动词不定式使用。在并列不定式结构中,应保持形式一致,“to say... and to say...”或省略第二个“to”。原句第二部分缺少“to”,导致结构不平行。建议:保持并列不定式的一致性,使用“to + 动词”或省略重复的“to”。

Incorrect use of articles

× She would give me a candy as a reward each time I showed respect for others, as a result, I used to say sorry and thank you all the time in order to get candies.

✓ She would give me a candy as a reward each time I showed respect for others. As a result, I used to say 'sorry' and 'thank you' all the time in order to get the candy.

问题类型:冠词与句子结构错误。原复合句逗号连接两个独立分句,应改为句号或分号以避免逗号拼接错误。同时“get candies”与前文“一颗糖(a candy)”不一致,应改为“get the candy”或“get candies”需与上下文一致。建议:避免用逗号连接两个独立句,注意冠词的一致性(a candy vs the candy/candies)。

重要語彙

Attractive— Appealing; Good-looking
Good— Fine; Virtuous; Well-behaved; Right; Capable
Important— Significant; Main; Powerful
Polite— Well-mannered; Civilized
Sorry— Sad; Full of pity; Regretful; Pitiful; Apologies
Wrong— Inappropriate; Illegal; Amiss; Immorality; Misdeed
Young— Youthful; Immature; Fledgling; Offspring; Young people
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