Part 1
시험관
Where is your hometown?
수험생
Well, my hometown is in Geshe, a small town in the southern of China, so I would say it umm, I really enjoy the time here, umm, but I just lived here for umm, a very short year and then I go to.
시험관
What do you like about your home town?
수험생
I really like the food in the field in my hometown. So my hometown is a castle umm city and so we have a huge variety of fresh seafood and also stunning umm sea view to enjoy it.
시험관
How long have you lived there?
수험생
I just live there maybe for five to six years. Umm, after my umm, first year of primary school, I moved away to Shenzhen because of my parents, umm, working recent. I really miss the time here in hometown.
시험관
Is your home town a good place for young people?
수험생
Well, I think, umm, it depends. So if umm, young people want a place for travel, I think it is a good place because, umm, and like I mentioned, you have beautiful, uh, sea landscape, but it is not well developed.
Where is your hometown?
점수: 48.0제안: Be direct and concise. Start with a clear topic sentence naming the place, then give one or two specific supporting details (location, what you like). Avoid filler words (“umm”, “I would say”) and incomplete sentences. Keep to under five sentences and use linking words (for example, “and” or “because”) to make your points coherent.
예시: My hometown is Geshe, a small coastal town in southern China. I grew up there and enjoyed the relaxed pace of life and close-knit community. Because it is near the sea, seafood is a big part of local cuisine and outdoor life.
What do you like about your home town?
점수: 62.0제안: Be specific and correct vocabulary (avoid unclear phrases like “food in the field” or “castle city” unless accurate). Give a topic sentence then one or two concrete details and use linking words (for example, “for example”, “also”, “because”). Mentioning personal feelings briefly is good.
예시: I especially like the seafood in my hometown because it is very fresh and affordable. For example, vendors sell grilled fish and shrimp by the harbor, and I often enjoyed watching the stunning sea view while eating.
How long have you lived there?
점수: 56.0제안: Give a clear, grammatically correct answer first (use past or present perfect correctly). Then add one specific supporting detail (reason for moving, a memory) using a linking word such as “because” or “after”. Reduce fillers and correct tense: “I lived there for five or six years” or “I have lived there for...”.
예시: I lived in Geshe for about five to six years. After my first year of primary school, I moved to Shenzhen because my parents found work there, and I often miss the childhood memories of playing by the sea.
Is your home town a good place for young people?
점수: 64.0제안: Answer directly and then qualify with clear reasons. Use linking words (“however”, “because”, “on the other hand”) to contrast positives and negatives. Provide specific examples of what makes it suitable or unsuitable for young people (entertainment, jobs, transport). Reduce filler words and stay within five sentences.
예시: It depends on what young people want. If they seek relaxation and scenic beaches, it is a great place because of the beautiful coastal landscape and fresh seafood. However, for career opportunities and nightlife it is less suitable because the town is not very developed and has limited jobs or entertainment options.
× Well, my hometown is in Geshe, a small town in the southern of China, so I would say it umm, I really enjoy the time here, umm, but I just lived here for umm, a very short year and then I go to.
✓ Well, my hometown is Geshe, a small town in the south of China. I really enjoyed my time there, but I only lived there for a very short time and then I moved away.
Issues: incorrect preposition 'in the southern of China' should be 'in the south of China' or 'in southern China' (preposition and adjective form). Tense and verb form issues: 'I really enjoy the time here' conflicts with past reference, so use past tense 'I really enjoyed my time there'. 'I just lived here for ... a very short year' is unidiomatic and uses wrong quantifier; use 'only lived there for a very short time'. 'and then I go to' is incomplete and wrong tense; use 'then I moved away'. Suggestions: use 'south of China' or 'southern China', maintain consistent past tense for past events, and replace 'a very short year' with 'a very short time' or specify 'one year'.
× I really like the food in the field in my hometown. So my hometown is a castle umm city and so we have a huge variety of fresh seafood and also stunning umm sea view to enjoy it.
✓ I really like the local food in my hometown. My hometown is a coastal city, and we have a huge variety of fresh seafood and stunning sea views to enjoy.
Issues: 'food in the field' is incorrect preposition and phrase; use 'local food' or 'food from the region'. 'a castle umm city' is likely wrong word choice and preposition; use 'a coastal city'. 'stunning umm sea view' should be plural 'sea views' or 'a stunning sea view' and 'to enjoy it' is unnecessary. Suggestions: use clear nouns ('local food', 'coastal city'), correct prepositions, and pluralize 'views' when speaking generally.
× I just live there maybe for five to six years. Umm, after my umm, first year of primary school, I moved away to Shenzhen because of my parents, umm, working recent. I really miss the time here in hometown.
✓ I lived there for about five or six years. After my first year of primary school, I moved to Shenzhen because of my parents' work. I really miss the time I spent in my hometown.
Issues: tense mismatch 'I just live there maybe for five to six years' should be past tense 'I lived there for about five or six years' because events are in the past. 'moved away to Shenzhen' is acceptable but 'moved to Shenzhen' is simpler. 'because of my parents, umm, working recent' is incorrect; use 'because of my parents' work' or 'because my parents were working recently' depending on meaning. 'I really miss the time here in hometown' should be 'I really miss the time I spent in my hometown' for correct preposition and possessive. Suggestions: keep past tense for past events, use possessive 'parents' work' for reasons, and include 'spent' to clarify the time missed.
× Well, I think, umm, it depends. So if umm, young people want a place for travel, I think it is a good place because, umm, and like I mentioned, you have beautiful, uh, sea landscape, but it is not well developed.
✓ Well, I think it depends. If young people want a place to travel to, I think it is a good place because, as I mentioned, it has beautiful seaside scenery, but it is not well developed.
Issues: phrase 'want a place for travel' is awkward; use 'want a place to travel to' (preposition + infinitive). 'you have beautiful sea landscape' is informal second person and wrong noun choice; use 'it has beautiful seaside scenery' or 'beautiful coastal landscapes'. Modal error: while not a modal verb error strictly, the sentence needed rephrasing for infinitive and preposition. Suggestions: use 'a place to travel to', consistent subject ('it'), and more natural nouns like 'seaside scenery' or 'coastal landscape'.