Part 1
시험관
Are you good at memorising things?
수험생
Yes, I do and I want a tower experience. Uh, about the first time I tasted the ice cream, uh, it's my father took me to the McDonald's and he bought us more, umm, original flavor ice cream and I tasted them, but uh, until now I can. Remember some very clearly and easily, and I can also talk about the details too of anybody. So I think I met. So I think I'm very good at it memorizing.
시험관
Have you ever forgotten something important?
수험생
No, I haven't. I think I just forgot some really important, like I need to uh, pass something to my teacher. I think something important about myself I never forgot because I think I'm a very carefully person.
시험관
What do you need to remember in your daily life?
수험생
MMM I'm a person who is very really like to planning something or set some goals. So I think I needed to check my surgery every day or set an alarm that can't lie to me to go to school very late. Hmm. Or to drink more water, or to bring my keys, the wallet or my card too. That can make me, uh, go go to school. US.
시험관
How do you remember important things?
수험생
MMM, here are two. Ways that I used to I think are good and the first is to set some alarm. I think this way is very convenient and very popular because it can make me to do something, uh, avoid me do something, uh, very emergence or. Or not in a hurry. And the second way is to write something on a note and step and stick it on my door.
Are you good at memorising things?
점수: 45.0제안: 总体表达有意思但不自然且不够简洁明了。建议:1) 直接回答问题并给出主题句(例如:Yes, I’m quite good at memorising things)。2) 精简并按逻辑展开一到两条具体支持点(原因或例子),每条用连接词串联(for example, because)。3) 注意句子完整与时态一致,避免无意义填充词(uh, umm)。4) 使用更准确的词汇(remember / memorize / vivid memory)。具体练习:准备一个简短的例子并控制在3–4句内。
예시: Yes, I’m quite good at memorising things. For example, I clearly remember my first time tasting vanilla ice cream because my father took me to McDonald's and bought it for me. Because I pay attention to details, I can still describe that experience vividly.
Have you ever forgotten something important?
점수: 50.0제안: 回答直接但逻辑不清且词汇不当。建议:1) 开头直接回应(Yes/No),随后补充具体例子或解释。2) 如果说“没有”,最好说明原因或承认一次小错误并解释如何改进。3) 注意名词和形容词搭配(a careful person,不是 carefully person)。4) 控制句子长度并用连接词(for example, because)。
예시: No, I haven’t usually forgotten anything important because I’m a careful person. For example, once I almost forgot to hand in homework, but I used a checklist to make sure I didn’t miss deadlines.
What do you need to remember in your daily life?
점수: 52.0제안: 内容有条目但表达混乱且部分词不当。建议:1) 用主题句概括(I need to remember several daily things)。2) 列举时使用清晰的并列结构和连接词(for example, also)。3) 注意用词准确(check my schedule 而不是 surgery;alarm to avoid being late)。4) 避免重复和无谓停顿,控制在3–4句内并给出具体细节。
예시: I need to remember several everyday things, mainly my schedule and personal items. For example, I set an alarm so I won’t be late for school, and I always check my bag for keys, wallet and student card before leaving. I also remind myself to drink water regularly.
How do you remember important things?
점수: 58.0제안: 回答结构清楚但语言表达不流畅且句法错误。建议:1) 开门见山列出方法(I use two main methods)。2) 用连贯句解释每种方法的好处并举例(for example, alarms remind me to attend classes)。3) 修正语法(avoid doing something, not be in a hurry),去掉多余填充词。4) 保持句子简短,使用相关词汇(set alarms, sticky notes)。
예시: I use two main methods to remember important things. First, I set alarms on my phone because they reliably remind me of appointments or deadlines. Second, I write sticky notes and put them on my door so I see them before I leave the house.
× Yes, I do and I want a tower experience.
✓ Yes, I do, and I want to talk about an experience.
原句中“tower”显然是发音或拼写错误,应为“talk”。句子结构也需加逗号连接两个并列分句,使句子更通顺。建议注意发音与拼写,并在并列句之间使用连接词并加标点。
× about the first time I tasted the ice cream, uh, it's my father took me to the McDonald's and he bought us more, umm, original flavor ice cream and I tasted them,
✓ About the first time I tasted ice cream: my father took me to McDonald's and he bought us some original-flavor ice cream, and I tasted it.
该句描述过去发生的事情,应全部使用过去时(took, bought, tasted)。原句混用现在时“it's”和复数代词“them”不合适。把“it's”去掉并用过去时,使代词与不可数名词 ice cream 一致(用 it 或 some)。建议将时态统一为过去时,注意代词与名词数一致。
× but uh, until now I can. Remember some very clearly and easily, and I can also talk about the details too of anybody.
✓ But even now I can remember some very clearly and easily, and I can also talk about the details of them.
原句中断句不连贯且人称代词使用错误。应使用现在时表示持续能力(can remember)。“anybody”用在此处不合适,指代前文的事物或回忆应使用“them”或“those memories”。建议保持句子连贯,正确使用代词指代前文名词。
× So I think I met. So I think I'm very good at it memorizing.
✓ So I think I'm very good at memorizing.
原句有断句错误及重复表达,“met.”是无意义片段,且“good at it memorizing”语序不对。正确形式为“good at memorizing”。建议删除多余部分并调整词序。
× No, I haven't. I think I just forgot some really important, like I need to uh, pass something to my teacher.
✓ No, I haven't. I think I have only forgotten some unimportant things, but I have never forgotten something really important, like handing something to my teacher.
这里涉及时态与意义不清。面试者想表达“我从未忘记过重要的事情”,应使用现在完成时(have never forgotten)。原句“just forgot”暗示近过去且与否定存在矛盾,需明确。建议用现在完成时表经历并明确重要性的对比。
× I think something important about myself I never forgot because I think I'm a very carefully person.
✓ I think I have never forgotten anything important about myself because I think I'm a very careful person.
“carefully”是副词,修饰动词;此处需形容词“careful”来修饰名词“person”。另外时态应为现在完成时(have never forgotten)以表示至今的经验。建议区分形容词和副词的用法并注意时态。
× MMM I'm a person who is very really like to planning something or set some goals.
✓ I'm a person who really likes planning things or setting goals.
原句“very really like to planning”中有冗余副词且动词形式错误。应使用“really likes”加动名词(planning)或不定式,但要一致。建议不要同时使用多个程度副词,注意主谓一致并选择动词的正确形式(动名词或不定式)。
× So I think I needed to check my surgery every day or set an alarm that can't lie to me to go to school very late.
✓ So I think I need to check my schedule every day or set an alarm that won't let me go to school very late.
原句中“needed”时态不合对话现在习惯,应用一般现在时“need”。“surgery”拼写错误,应为“schedule”。“can't lie to me”是语义错误,正确表达为“won't let me”或“that prevents me”。建议注意单词拼写、时态选择以及固定搭配。
× Hmm. Or to drink more water, or to bring my keys, the wallet or my card too.
✓ Or to drink more water, and to bring my keys, wallet, and my card.
原句中重复使用“or”导致逻辑不清,应使用“and”列举日常需要记住的事项。同时“the wallet or my card too”中冠词与并列项杂乱,改为并列名词列表更清晰。建议在列举时使用一致的连词和并列结构。
× That can make me, uh, go go to school. US.
✓ That can make me go to school on time.
原句有重复词“go go”与多余“US”,语序混乱。需要把目的和结果清楚表达为“让我按时去学校”。建议删掉多余词并用正确短语表达目的。
× MMM, here are two. Ways that I used to I think are good and the first is to set some alarm.
✓ Here are two ways that I think are good. The first is to set alarms.
原句断句不当且“set some alarm”应为复数“set alarms”或“不定冠词 an alarm”。将句子拆成两句更自然。建议注意句子连贯与冠词使用。
× I think this way is very convenient and very popular because it can make me to do something, uh, avoid me do something, uh, very emergence or.
✓ I think this way is very convenient and popular because it can help me do things and help me avoid emergencies.
原句中“make me to do”错误,动词“make”后不接 to;“avoid me do”语法错误,应为“help me avoid”或“prevent me from”。“very emergence”用词错误,应为“emergencies”。建议使用正确的动词搭配并注意可数名词复数形式。
× Or not in a hurry.
✓ So I'm not in a hurry.
片段“Or not in a hurry”结构不完整,应补主语和谓语使之成为完整句子。建议确保句子有主语和谓语并使用正确的连词或省略词。
× And the second way is to write something on a note and step and stick it on my door.
✓ And the second way is to write something on a note and stick it on my door.
原句中“step and stick”可能是想说“stick”,多了“step”。应使用动名词“writing”或不定式结构,但在此并列使用“write... and stick...”更简洁。建议删除多余词并保持并列动词的一致形式。