Reading— Part 1 채점 보고서
대화
Part 1
시험관
Do you like reading?
수험생
I would say I have to like it because I'm currently a masters student. Reading academic papers has become part of my daily routine, especially when I'm doing my research. Although it can sometimes be tiring, I find it quite rewarding.
시험관
Do you prefer to read on paper or on a screen?
수험생
I definitely prefer reading on a screen, especially when it comes to academic articles. Many new studies are published online first. If I wait until they are printed in paper journals, it may already be too late for my research. Reading digitally also makes it easier for me to organize my papers and search for keywords.
시험관
When do you need to read carefully, and when not?
수험생
When I'm writing an academic article, I usually read carefully. If an article is closely related to my research topic, I usually pay attention to its structure, methods, and findings. However, if an abstract shows that the article is completely irrelevant, I normally just move on.
시험관
Do you prefer scanning or detailed reading?
수험생
I definitely prefer detailed reading because I really enjoy taking notes while I read. If I only scan a text, I would cannot produce any useful notes or develop a clear understanding of it. Seeing a page of carefully written notes gives me a strong sense of achievement.
평가
총점
Part 1
Do you like reading?
점수: 88.0제안: 回答自然且内容相关，但部分表达略显冗长且句子结构重复。可更简洁直接地给出主题句，然后用一到两句具体细节支持，注意避免重复“reading academic papers”同义短语。可增加一个连接词以增强连贯性。
예시: Yes, I enjoy reading. As a master's student I read academic papers daily for my research, and although it can be tiring at times, I find the insights very rewarding.
Do you prefer to read on paper or on a screen?
점수: 92.0제안: 回答清晰且有具体理由，使用了因果关系，连贯性好。可以稍微压缩内容，把重点词汇替换为更地道的表达（如“outdated”替代“too late”），並可加一個短句總結以更自然結尾。
예시: I prefer reading on a screen, especially for academic articles, because studies are often published online first and waiting for print can make them outdated. Plus, digital formats help me organize papers and search keywords quickly.
When do you need to read carefully, and when not?
점수: 90.0제안: 回答结构合理，有主题句和具体细节，使用对比（careful vs move on）。可以减少重复“usually”，并用连接词如“whereas”或“however”使句子更紧凑。还可给出一个具体例子说明如何判断相关性。
예시: I read carefully when I'm writing a paper; if an article is relevant I examine its structure, methods and findings closely. However, if the abstract shows it’s irrelevant, I usually skip it and move on.
Do you prefer scanning or detailed reading?
점수: 86.0제안: 内容明确且有个人理由，但存在语法错误（'would cannot'）和少量冗长表达。应修正语法并简化句子以符合自然口语，尽量用一到两句支持细节并用连接词如“so”或“therefore”。
예시: I prefer detailed reading because I take notes as I go; if I only scan a text I can't produce useful notes or fully understand it, so a well-organized page of notes makes me feel accomplished.
문법
× I would say I have to like it because I'm currently a masters student.
✓ I would say I have to like it because I'm currently a master's student.
错误类型：动名词/词形与名词所有格混淆。原句中“masters student”缺少所有格撇号，应为“master's student”表示“硕士生”。建议：在表示学位或学位课程的学生时，使用复合名词“master's student”。
× If I wait until they are printed in paper journals, it may already be too late for my research.
✓ If I wait until they are printed in paper journals, it may already be too late for my research.
其实此句中问题在于介词用法（printed in paper journals），但根据指定列表我们只改动列出的类型。建议改为“printed in paper journals”或更自然的“printed in print journals / in paper form”。如果严格按清单，应归入“Incorrect use of prepositions（11）”，但这里只给出保留句子。
× If I only scan a text, I would cannot produce any useful notes or develop a clear understanding of it.
✓ If I only scan a text, I cannot produce any useful notes or develop a clear understanding of it.
错误类型：情态动词/助动词使用顺序错误。短语“would cannot”不符合英语语法。应使用“cannot”或“would not be able to”。建议：在条件句中选择合适的情态助动词并保持单一，例如“cannot”或“would not be able to”。
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