Name— Part 1 채점 보고서

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Part 1

시험관

Is it easy for you to remember people's names?

수험생

Yes, of course I always remember other names because Because I always look at their face and remember their names. I think their names is very suit for their face.

시험관

How do you remember people's names?

수험생

To be honest, I really could I remember others names because I always think their their face face is very suited for their names because if a girl named Anna

시험관

How do you feel when people can't remember your name?

수험생

To be honest, I really don't care that if somebody can't remember my name, I will tell him again. It's not a big problem for me. I don't feel responsive respect for me.

시험관

Do you often forget people's names?

수험생

No, just like I said, I really good at it I not often forget people's names and I think it's not deal with me so I don't

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Part 1

Is it easy for you to remember people's names?

점수: 38.0

제안: 先直接回答“容易”或“不容易”,再用一个清楚的原因补充。避免重复 because 和 remember their names;注意主谓一致及搭配,例如说“their names suit their faces”或“their names seem to match their faces”。

예시: Yes, I usually find it quite easy to remember people's names. I try to connect each name with the person's face, and sometimes the name seems to suit them.

How do you remember people's names?

점수: 24.0

제안: 这一回答有多处重复和语法错误,而且句子没有说完。直接说明一个具体记忆方法,并用完整的例子解释;注意使用“a person’s name”和“their face”,避免连续重复 because。

예시: I usually repeat a person's name shortly after I meet them. I also connect the name with a feature of their face, which helps me remember it later.

How do you feel when people can't remember your name?

점수: 53.0

제안: 你的态度表达得比较清楚,也给出了应对方式。把“don't care that if”改为“don't mind if”,并删除或改写含义不清的“responsive respect”;可以补充一句说明为什么你不介意。

예시: I don't mind if someone forgets my name. I just tell them again, because it's an easy mistake to make. It doesn't make me feel disrespected.

Do you often forget people's names?

점수: 32.0

제안: 先用完整句回答“No, I don’t”,再说明你通常记得住名字的原因。注意使用“I’m good at it”和“I don’t often forget”,并删去没有说完的结尾,避免重复前面已经表达过的内容。

예시: No, I don't often forget people's names. I'm fairly good at remembering them, especially when I've had a proper conversation with someone.

문법

Subject-verb agreement errors(主谓一致错误)

× I think their names is very suit for their face.

✓ I think their names really suit their faces.

主语“their names”是复数,不能与单数形式“is”搭配。改为“suit”后,动词与复数主语一致;“their face”也应改为“their faces”,与“their names”所指的多人保持一致。

Incorrect use of adjectives or adverbs(形容词或副词使用错误)

× I think their names is very suit for their face.

✓ I think their names really suit their faces.

“suit”在这里表示“适合”,应作为动词使用,不能写成“is very suit”。可以说“their names really suit their faces”,即“他们的名字确实很适合他们的脸”。

Sentence structure errors(句子结构错误)

× To be honest, I really could I remember others names

✓ To be honest, I really can remember other people's names.

陈述句中应使用“主语 + 情态动词 + 动词”的语序,不能写成“I could I remember”。此处谈论现在的能力,用“can”比“could”更合适。

Incorrect use of pronouns(代词使用错误)

× I really could I remember others names

✓ I really can remember other people's names.

“others”不能直接放在“names”前表示“别人的名字”。应使用所有格“other people's”,或写成“others' names”。

Sentence structure errors(句子结构错误)

× because if a girl named Anna

✓ For example, if a girl's name is Anna, I remember it.

原句以“because if”引出条件从句,但没有主句,因此句子不完整。可以用“For example”引出例子,并补上完整主句。

Incorrect conjunction use(连词使用错误)

× I really don't care that if somebody can't remember my name, I will tell him again.

✓ I really don't care if somebody can't remember my name; I will tell them again.

“care”后面表示“是否”时直接用“if”,不需要再加“that”。此外,“somebody”指代不特定的人时,可以用单数“they/them”避免默认使用男性代词。

Incorrect use of adjectives or adverbs(形容词或副词使用错误)

× I don't feel responsive respect for me.

✓ I don't feel that people disrespect me.

“responsive respect”不能表达“别人不尊重我”这一意思。这里可以用动词“disrespect”,并用“that”引导完整从句。

Sentence structure errors(句子结构错误)

× I don't feel responsive respect for me.

✓ I don't feel that people disrespect me.

原句中“feel”后面的“responsive respect for me”结构不完整,无法构成清楚的从句。改为“feel that + 主语 + 动词”后,句子结构完整。

Sentence without a verb(句子缺少动词)

× I really good at it

✓ I'm really good at it.

“good”是形容词,作表语时需要系动词“be”。主语“I”对应“am”,缩写为“I'm”。

Present tense issue(现在时错误)

× I not often forget people's names

✓ I don't often forget people's names.

一般现在时的否定句需要在动词前加“do not”或“don't”。不能直接说“I not forget”。

Article errors(冠词错误)

× I think it's not deal with me

✓ I think it's not a big deal to me.

“deal”在这里是可数名词,单数形式前需要冠词;常用表达是“a big deal”。

Incorrect use of prepositions(介词使用错误)

× I think it's not deal with me

✓ I think it's not a big deal to me.

表示“对我来说不是什么大事”时,常用介词“to”,表达为“a big deal to me”,而不是“deal with me”。

Sentence without a verb(句子缺少动词)

× so I don't

✓ so I don't worry about it.

“don't”后面还需要接动词原形;原句在助动词后中断,没有表达完整意思。根据上下文,可以补为“don't worry about it”。

중요 어휘

Big— Large; Elder; Important; Ambitious
Good— Fine; Virtuous; Well-behaved; Right; Capable
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