Part 1
Examinador
Do you have a favorite teacher?
Candidato
Absolutely. In every academic stages that I have at least one teacher, I would love him and I feel respect to him. And there is a one guy that named Mohammed.
Examinador
Do you want to be a teacher in the future?
Candidato
Yes, absolutely. I wanna be a teacher in the future because I love to help people and teach them the good informations and all my family are teachers so this is our way to get job.
Examinador
Do you have a teacher from your past that you still remember?
Candidato
Yes, I remember a lot of them, especially one named Mohammed. He was a special teacher and a good human in the school or in life and he was, uh, the one who supported me and helped me a lot in my life and.
Examinador
Are you still in touch with your primary school teachers?
Candidato
No, unfortunately, because I moved from the place that I was living in in the past and I went to another country. So I don't have any contact with my previous teachers and even the previous students.
Examinador
In what way has your favourite teacher helped you?
Candidato
In many ways, to be honest, he helped me when I was struggling with this study, the math or the chemicals or in the Islamic courses, and even in my personal lives. He was a kind man that died.
Do you have a favorite teacher?
Pontuação: 62.0Sugestão: حاول تبدي إجابة واضحة وبنية أفضل: جملة واضحة تتكلم عن المعلم المفضل، ثم صف سبب الاختيار بتفصيل محدود. استعمل زمن وفقرات صحيحة وتجنب الأخطاء النحوية مثل "in every academic stages" و"there is a one guy that named". حاول استخدام رابط بسيط مثل "because" لربط السبب.
Exemplo: Yes, I do. My favourite teacher was Mr Mohammed because he made lessons interesting and supported me when I struggled. He was patient and explained difficult topics clearly, so I always wanted to participate in his classes.
Do you want to be a teacher in the future?
Pontuação: 58.0Sugestão: صغ إجابتك بجملة موضوعية ثم أضف سببين محددين مع ربط واضح. تجنب العبارات العامية مثل "wanna" وعبارات غير صحيحة مثل "the good informations". ركّز على كلمة مفرد/جمع الصحيحة واستخدم linking words مثل "because" و"also".
Exemplo: Yes, I would like to be a teacher in the future because I enjoy helping others and explaining ideas clearly. Also, many of my family members are teachers, so I have grown up appreciating the profession and its values.
Do you have a teacher from your past that you still remember?
Pontuação: 64.0Sugestão: ابدأ بجملة مباشرة ثم قدّم تفاصيل محددة حول كيف كان مميزاً. تجنب التردد مثل "uh" والعبارات المكررة مثل "in the school or in life". استخدم روابط لتوضيح الأسباب مثل "because" أو "who".
Exemplo: Yes, I still remember several teachers, especially Mr Mohammed, who supported me a lot. He was patient, encouraged me during difficult times and gave practical advice that helped me both at school and in life.
Are you still in touch with your primary school teachers?
Pontuação: 70.0Sugestão: أجب مباشرة ثم اذكر السبب باختصار وبترتيب منطقي. يمكنك إضافة جملة قصيرة عن رغبتك في العودة للتواصل أو عن طريقة ممكنة للتواصل. استخدم تراكيب صحيحة مثل "I moved to another country" بدلاً من التراكيب المطولة.
Exemplo: No, I am not. I moved to another country a few years ago, so I lost contact with my primary school teachers and classmates. I would like to reconnect with them online if possible.
In what way has your favourite teacher helped you?
Pontuação: 60.0Sugestão: أجب بجملة افتتاحية مباشرة ثم اذكر مثالين محددين لكيف ساعدك مع ربط واضح. تجنب كلمات غير دقيقة مثل "chemicals" بدل "chemistry"، وعبارات غير سليمة مثل "in my personal lives" و"that died"—يمكن قول "who has passed away". اجعل الجمل قصيرة ومركزة.
Exemplo: He helped me in many ways, for example by explaining difficult maths problems step by step and by giving extra lessons in chemistry when I struggled. He also offered personal guidance and encouragement; unfortunately he has passed away, but his support made a big difference.
× In every academic stages that I have at least one teacher, I would love him and I feel respect to him.
✓ In every academic stage that I had at least one teacher; I loved and respected him.
The sentence uses a plural noun 'stages' with 'every', which requires singular 'stage' (Grammar problem type 1). Verb tense and pronouns should match past context: use 'had', 'loved', 'respected'. Also 'feel respect to him' is unidiomatic; use 'respected him'. Suggestion: Use 'every' with a singular noun (every stage) and match verb tenses and pronouns appropriately.
× And there is a one guy that named Mohammed.
✓ And there was one guy named Mohammed.
Use of 'there is a one guy that named' is ungrammatical: use past 'was' to match context and omit 'that' for a person, or use 'who'. Also 'a one guy' is incorrect; use 'one guy' or 'a guy'. Suggestion: Use 'there was one guy named Mohammed' or 'one of them was Mohammed'.
× Yes, absolutely. I wanna be a teacher in the future because I love to help people and teach them the good informations and all my family are teachers so this is our way to get job.
✓ Yes, absolutely. I want to be a teacher in the future because I love helping people and teaching them useful information, and my whole family are teachers, so this is our way of getting jobs.
Contraction 'wanna' is informal; use 'want to'. Use gerunds after 'love' when followed by verbs of activity: 'love helping', 'teaching'. 'Informations' is uncountable: use 'information'. 'All my family are teachers' is acceptable in some dialects but better 'my whole family are teachers' or 'my entire family are teachers'. 'Way to get job' should be 'way of getting jobs' or 'way to get a job'. Suggestion: Use standard forms 'want to', gerunds after 'love', and uncountable 'information'.
× Yes, I remember a lot of them, especially one named Mohammed.
✓ Yes, I remembered a lot of them, especially one named Mohammed.
Context is about past teachers; the student later uses past tense 'He was...'. For consistency, use past tense 'remembered' when referring to past events. Maintain tense consistency throughout the answer. Suggestion: Match tense across related sentences; use past tense for past experiences.
× He was a special teacher and a good human in the school or in life and he was, uh, the one who supported me and helped me a lot in my life and.
✓ He was a special teacher and a good person both at school and in life; he was the one who supported and helped me a lot.
Sentence is run-on and contains informal filler 'uh' and vague phrases 'good human' and trailing 'and.' 'Human' is not the correct noun here; use 'person'. Combine ideas with appropriate punctuation and remove fillers. Suggestion: Remove fillers, use 'person', and structure with semicolon or separate sentences.
× No, unfortunately, because I moved from the place that I was living in in the past and I went to another country.
✓ No, unfortunately, because I moved from the place where I had been living and went to another country.
Awkward 'place that I was living in in the past' has redundant 'in' and incorrect relative clause; use 'where I had been living' for past perfect continuous context when talking about a previous residence before another past action. Suggestion: Use 'where' instead of 'that ... in' and consider past perfect ('had been living') for clarity.
× So I don't have any contact with my previous teachers and even the previous students.
✓ So I don't have any contact with my former teachers or former classmates.
'Previous students' is awkward; 'former classmates' or 'former students' is clearer. Use 'or' instead of 'and even' for clarity. Suggestion: Use 'former teachers' and 'former classmates' to express past relationship.
× In many ways, to be honest, he helped me when I was struggling with this study, the math or the chemicals or in the Islamic courses, and even in my personal lives. He was a kind man that died.
✓ In many ways, to be honest, he helped me when I was struggling with my studies: with math, with chemistry, and in Islamic courses, and even in my personal life. He was a kind man who died.
'This study' should be 'my studies'. 'The math' should be 'math' or 'mathematics'. 'The chemicals' is wrong; likely 'chemistry'. 'Islamic courses' is fine. 'Personal lives' should be singular 'personal life'. Use 'who' for people ('who died') rather than 'that'. Suggestion: Use correct subject-specific nouns ('math', 'chemistry'), plural 'studies', singular 'life', and 'who' for people.