Part 1
試験官
Do you often feel tired?
受験者
Currently I'm I don't feel tired very often, but in the past I did because I have to work on a hectic schedule and have to deal with a lot of workload and many people at work.
試験官
When would you feel tired?
受験者
If we talk about now is the day, the only thing that make me feel tired is doing my workout routine every morning and I think it's a good way to be tired like as much as its weight.
試験官
What do you do when you feel tired?
受験者
Normally I just sit still, get some rest or sometimes I prefer sitting on the couch, have some small snacks and watch some TV, watch some movie or series. It's really helped me online a lot.
試験官
When you feel tired, do you still go out with your friends?
受験者
I would say yes if I've still lived in Bangkok but right now I already moved to America which I have no friend so mostly I prefer staying at home than going out. Yeah.
Do you often feel tired?
スコア: 62.0提案: Be more concise and correct grammar: start with a clear topic sentence, then give one or two specific supporting details. Avoid repetition and incorrect structures (e.g., “I'm I don't”). Use linking phrase like “however” to contrast past and present.
例: I don't feel tired very often nowadays. However, I used to because I worked long hours on a hectic schedule and had to manage a large workload and many colleagues, which was exhausting.
When would you feel tired?
スコア: 55.0提案: Give a clear direct answer first, then explain with specific details. Fix grammar (subject-verb agreement) and avoid unclear phrases like “as much as its weight.” Use linking words such as “for example” or “because.”
例: These days I mainly feel tired after my morning workouts. For example, my strength training routine leaves me physically tired because I lift heavy weights and do high-intensity sets.
What do you do when you feel tired?
スコア: 60.0提案: Structure answer: topic sentence then 2–3 specific activities with linking words. Correct odd phrases like “helped me online a lot.” Use natural collocations (e.g., “watch TV” or “stream a series”) and avoid listing repetitively.
例: I usually rest at home when I'm tired. For instance, I sit on the couch, have a small snack and stream a movie or a series, which helps me relax and recover.
When you feel tired, do you still go out with your friends?
スコア: 58.0提案: Answer directly, then give a brief reason with clear grammar and tenses. Avoid unclear conditional structures; use past/present correctly. Provide one specific detail about current situation.
例: Usually I prefer to stay home when I'm tired. I used to go out more when I lived in Bangkok, but since I moved to the US and haven't made many friends yet, I tend to stay in.
× Currently I'm I don't feel tired very often, but in the past I did because I have to work on a hectic schedule and have to deal with a lot of workload and many people at work.
✓ Currently I don't feel tired very often, but in the past I did because I had to work on a hectic schedule and deal with a heavy workload and many people at work.
This sentence mixes present and past tenses incorrectly and includes an extra 'I'm'. Change 'I'm I don't' to 'I don't'. Explain 'have to' should be past 'had to' to match 'in the past'. Also replace 'a lot of workload' with 'a heavy workload' for natural collocation. Suggestion: keep consistent tense—use simple past for past situations and simple present for current states. Grammar problem type ID: 6
× If we talk about now is the day, the only thing that make me feel tired is doing my workout routine every morning and I think it's a good way to be tired like as much as its weight.
✓ If we talk about today, the only thing that makes me feel tired is doing my workout routine every morning, and I think it's a good kind of tired.
The original has awkward structure 'If we talk about now is the day' and subject-verb agreement error 'make' should be 'makes' for singular 'the only thing'. 'As much as its weight' is unclear and unnatural; replace with 'a good kind of tired' to express positive tiredness from exercise. Suggestion: simplify opening phrase to 'If we talk about today' and ensure subject and verb agree. Grammar problem type ID: 26
× If we talk about now is the day, the only thing that make me feel tired is doing my workout routine every morning and I think it's a good way to be tired like as much as its weight.
✓ If we talk about today, the only thing that makes me feel tired is doing my workout routine every morning, and I think it's a good kind of tired.
The verb 'make' does not agree with the singular subject 'the only thing'; it should be 'makes'. Ensure singular subjects take singular verbs. Suggestion: identify the true subject and match the verb form accordingly. Grammar problem type ID: 11
× Normally I just sit still, get some rest or sometimes I prefer sitting on the couch, have some small snacks and watch some TV, watch some movie or series. It's really helped me online a lot.
✓ Normally I just sit still, get some rest, or sometimes I prefer sitting on the couch, having a small snack and watching TV or a movie or series. It has really helped me a lot online.
Use of gerunds after 'prefer' and parallel verbs requires '-ing' forms: 'sitting', 'having', 'watching'. 'Some small snacks' is better as 'a small snack' or 'some small snacks' consistency; choose one. 'Watch some TV, watch some movie' is repetitive—use 'watching TV or a movie or series'. 'It's really helped me online a lot' should be 'It has really helped me a lot online' with present perfect to show recent effect. Suggestion: keep parallel structure and correct verb forms after preference verbs. Grammar problem type ID: 6
× I would say yes if I've still lived in Bangkok but right now I already moved to America which I have no friend so mostly I prefer staying at home than going out. Yeah.
✓ I would say yes if I still lived in Bangkok, but right now I have already moved to America and I have no friends here, so I mostly prefer staying at home rather than going out.
Pronoun and tense issues: 'I've still lived' is incorrect; use simple past 'still lived' in conditional. 'Already moved to America which I have no friend' is wrong pronoun and noun number—use 'I have already moved to America and I have no friends here'. 'Prefer staying at home than' should be 'prefer staying at home rather than going out'. Suggestion: ensure correct conditional structure, pluralize 'friend' to 'friends' when none, and use 'rather than' for comparisons. Grammar problem type ID: 12}]}