Part 1
시험관
Are you good at memorising things?
수험생
Yes, I think so because I usually use the formats and the spreadsheets to record something. For instance, I usually use the spreadsheets to record something instantly. By contrast, I always use the formats to record something on paper because it can remind me to do.
시험관
Have you ever forgotten something important?
수험생
Yes, I have. That happened around 3 months ago. During that time I was a little indulged in watching the movie so I forgot the key in my room. When I realized it, everything was late, so ultimately I had to find the help for the worker which impressed me to a large extent.
시험관
What do you need to remember in your daily life?
수험생
As a student, I have to scheme something about study. For instance, on one day I have to scheme about learning English to improve my speaking and on the second day I always scheme to learn geography to review my maps. Apt schedule is beneficial for my life and study.
시험관
How do you remember important things?
수험생
I usually remember significant things by a variety of approaches. For instance, the formats are the most common thing for me to use because it could remind me to do this kind of thing instantly. Besides, dead approaches like the spreadsheets are also used by me because it is very fast recording.
Are you good at memorising things?
점수: 58.0제안: 回答需要更自然、简洁并直接回应问题。避免重复(如多次提到用表格记录),改用清晰的主题句并用一两个具体例子解释方法。可以用连词使句子更连贯,如“for example”、“however”。注意词汇搭配(use formats 不太明确,应说明具体是什么格式)。
예시: Yes, I'm fairly good at memorising things. I rely on two methods: digital spreadsheets for quick notes and printed templates for daily tasks. For example, I keep a spreadsheet for appointments and a paper checklist on my desk, which helps me remember errands.
Have you ever forgotten something important?
점수: 54.0제안: 叙述要更清晰并突出关键细节:发生时间、忘记的具体物品、后果以及学到的教训。避免模糊或不自然的表达(如“indulged in watching the movie”,“find the help for the worker”)。保持语句简短连贯。
예시: Yes, about three months ago I forgot my house key because I was distracted by a movie. By the time I noticed, I couldn't get in and had to call a maintenance worker to let me into my flat. It was stressful and taught me to put my keys in the same place every time.
What do you need to remember in your daily life?
점수: 56.0제안: 用更自然的词汇替换“scheme”(改为plan或schedule),并给出更具体的例子和频率。先给主题句说明最重要要记住的事,再用连词补充细节。避免重复结构。
예시: As a student, I need to remember my study schedule. For example, I plan to practise English speaking on Mondays and Wednesdays, and review geography maps on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Keeping this routine helps me stay organised and make steady progress.
How do you remember important things?
점수: 52.0제안: 回答应更具体并纠正用词错误(如“dead approaches”不合适)。说明具体方法(提醒应用、日历、闹钟、笔记本等),并用逻辑连词链接观点。控制在最多五句内,避免重复。
예시: I use several methods to remember important things. I set reminders on my phone and keep a digital spreadsheet for quick notes. For daily tasks I use a printed checklist, which I tick off as I finish each item.
× During that time I was a little indulged in watching the movie so I forgot the key in my room.
✓ During that time I was a little indulent in watching the movie so I forgot the key in my room.
句子想表达“我当时有点沉迷于看电影”,应使用形容词或短语表达“沉迷”的状态。原句使用“indulged in”是过去分词短语,一般用于被动结构或完成体,且“a little indulged”不自然。建议使用形容词“indulgent”也并非最合适,最自然的表达是“I was a little indulging in watching the movie”或更好“I was a bit absorbed in watching the movie”或“I was a little too absorbed in the movie”。但依据要求只修正为符合列出的语法类型(动词+ -ing),可改为“I was a little indulging in watching the movie”或更自然的“I was a bit absorbed in watching the movie”。改正后更符合动词+ -ing 用法。建议:用更地道的短语如“be absorbed in”或“be engrossed in”。
× When I realized it, everything was late, so ultimately I had to find the help for the worker which impressed me to a large extent.
✓ When I realized it, everything was too late, so ultimately I had to ask the worker for help, which impressed me greatly.
原句中“find the help for the worker”用法不正确,意图应是“向工作人员寻求帮助”,应使用“ask the worker for help”。另外“which impressed me to a large extent”指代不清且表达僵硬,改为“which impressed me greatly”更自然。也修正了“everything was late”为“everything was too late”以表达已经来不及。建议:注意代词和短语搭配(ask sb for help),并使定语从句的先行词明确。
× Apt schedule is beneficial for my life and study.
✓ An appropriate schedule is beneficial for my life and studies.
原句中“Apt schedule”不自然,形容词“apt”用于“恰当的”但在此语境下不常用,且缺少冠词。将其改为“An appropriate schedule”更符合习惯用法;同时“study”作为泛指学习应使用复数“studies”或改为“my study”。建议:注意冠词使用和常见搭配(an appropriate schedule; my studies)。
× As a student, I have to scheme something about study.
✓ As a student, I have to plan something about my studies.
原句使用“scheme”作动词和搭配不当,英语中“scheme”多指阴谋或计划(常为名词/贬义),不适合日常学习安排。更地道的动词是“plan”,并且“study”需做可数或修饰为“my studies”。根据要修正为动词形式问题,改为“plan ...”更符合语法和语感。建议:用“plan”或“make a plan”替换“scheme”,并使用“my studies”。
× For instance, on one day I have to scheme about learning English to improve my speaking and on the second day I always scheme to learn geography to review my maps.
✓ For instance, on one day I have to plan to study English to improve my speaking, and on the next day I always plan to study geography to review my maps.
原句中“scheme about learning”以及“on the second day”与“scheme to learn”搭配不当。应使用“plan to study”或“plan to learn”。此外“on the second day”更自然为“on the next day”或“the following day”。建议:用“plan to study/learn”替换“scheme ...”,并改正介词短语为“on the next day”。
× I usually use the formats and the spreadsheets to record something.
✓ I usually use forms and spreadsheets to record things.
原句中“the formats”与“the spreadsheets”加定冠词显得不自然,且“formats”可更自然地表达为“forms”,“record something”更常用“record things”或直接表明记录的内容。也改正了复数和用词搭配。建议:注意冠词使用和更自然的名词搭配(forms, spreadsheets, record things)。
× For instance, I usually use the spreadsheets to record something instantly.
✓ For instance, I usually use spreadsheets to record things instantly.
与上句类似,删除不必要的定冠词并改用“record things”。同时“instantly”位置可接受但更自然的说法是“immediately”。根据动词+ -ing 列表,这里保持动名词结构正确,但优化用词和冠词。建议:使用“use spreadsheets to record things immediately”。
× By contrast, I always use the formats to record something on paper because it can remind me to do.
✓ By contrast, I always use forms to record things on paper because they can remind me to do them.
原句中“it can remind me to do”中代词指代不明且动词短语不完整,应改为复数代词“they”指代“forms”,并补全“do them”使句子完整。建议:保持代词与先行词在数和意义上的一致,并完成动词宾语。
× I usually remember significant things by a variety of approaches.
✓ I usually remember significant things by a variety of approaches.
句子语法本身无大错,但“by a variety of approaches”更地道可改为“by a variety of methods”或“using a variety of approaches”。此处只作建议不作强制改动。建议:可改为“using a variety of methods”以更自然表达。
× For instance, the formats are the most common thing for me to use because it could remind me to do this kind of thing instantly.
✓ For instance, forms are the most common thing for me to use because they can remind me to do this kind of thing immediately.
原句中“the formats”与“it could remind me”中的单复数不一致,且“could”在此处表达习惯性事实用“can”。“instantly”改为“immediately”更地道。建议:保证主谓数的一致性并使用合适的情态动词(can 表示能力或事实)。
× Besides, dead approaches like the spreadsheets are also used by me because it is very fast recording.
✓ Besides, digital approaches like spreadsheets are also used by me because they allow very fast recording.
原句中的“dead approaches”明显用词错误,可能想表达“电子的/digital”。改为“digital approaches”并将“the spreadsheets”去掉定冠词,同时“it is very fast recording”语法不通顺,改为“they allow very fast recording”。建议:注意单词拼写与语义(dead → digital),以及主谓一致与语序。