Part 1
Examinador
Do you often feel tired?
Candidato
Good job! - You answered the question directly and gave a reason (your job as a lawyer causes late nights), which is good for coherence and relevance. - The idea is clear enough: you feel tired every day because of long hours and stressful work. Improvement suggestions: - Grammar: Use present simple for habitual situations (e.g., "I feel tired every day"), and avoid unnecessary tense shifts ("felt" → "I feel"). Use correct verb forms and articles ("an international law firm," "late at night," "my work is very stressful"). - Clarity and coherence: Make sentences concise and well-structured.
Examinador
When would you feel tired?
Candidato
Yeah, I said to you before I feel try that when I need to work until the late night because normally I work more than 8 hours, sometimes 10s or twelves hour a day, so I don't get enough to sleep so.
Examinador
What do you do when you feel tired?
Candidato
Though and I feel try it, I usually watch some series I mean current series, Netflix or YouTube. It's helped me to stay on live and reduce my stress for focusing a bird all day as well. It's keep me distracts from work for a while.
Do you often feel tired?
Pontuação: 68.0Sugestão: Use correct present simple for habitual actions and produce a clear, concise topic sentence followed by one or two supporting details. Correct grammar (articles, verb forms) and natural phrasing are needed. For example, say “I feel tired every day because I work long hours at an international law firm.” Avoid short fragmented phrases like “Good job!” as an answer — respond to the question content directly.
Exemplo: I feel tired every day because I work long hours at an international law firm. Because my job is demanding and often involves late nights, I usually don’t get enough sleep, which makes me feel worn out during the day.
When would you feel tired?
Pontuação: 55.0Sugestão: Start with a clear topic sentence using present simple for habitual situations (“I feel tired when…”). Use specific, accurate numbers and correct plural/number forms (e.g., “10 or 12 hours”), and connect ideas with simple linking words (because, so, therefore). Keep it to 2–3 sentences maximum to be natural and concise.
Exemplo: I feel tired when I have to work late into the night because I often work more than eight hours a day, sometimes ten or twelve. Because I can’t get enough sleep on those days, I feel exhausted the next morning.
What do you do when you feel tired?
Pontuação: 50.0Sugestão: Give a clear topic sentence about one or two activities you do, then add a specific reason or short effect. Use correct verb forms and vocabulary (watch series, helps me relax, take my mind off work). Avoid unclear phrases (“stay on live,” “focusing a bird”). Keep it within 2–3 coherent sentences and use linking words (so, because, which).
Exemplo: When I feel tired, I usually watch a series on Netflix or short videos on YouTube to relax. This helps me take my mind off work for a while and reduces my stress so I can sleep better.
× I feel try that when I need to work until the late night because normally I work more than 8 hours, sometimes 10s or twelves hour a day, so I don't get enough to sleep so.
✓ I feel tired when I have to work late at night because I normally work more than 8 hours, sometimes 10 or 12 hours a day, so I don't get enough sleep.
Errors: incorrect word choice ('try' should be 'tired'), wrong verb form and tense usage ('need to work until the late night' → 'have to work late at night'), plural and number forms ('10s or twelves hour' → '10 or 12 hours'), unnecessary words and word order ('to sleep so' → 'sleep'). Suggestions: use present simple for habitual situations, use 'have to' for obligation, use correct plural 'hours', and keep word order concise. Applicable grammar problem type ID: 6
× I said to you before I feel try that when I need to work until the late night because normally I work more than 8 hours, sometimes 10s or twelves hour a day, so I don't get enough to sleep so.
✓ I told you before that I feel tired when I have to work late at night because I normally work more than 8 hours, sometimes 10 or 12 hours a day, so I don't get enough sleep.
Errors: wrong reporting verb and preposition ('said to you before' → 'told you before'), missing conjunction 'that' after reporting clause, incorrect preposition 'until the late night' → 'late at night'. Suggestions: use 'told someone' rather than 'said to someone', include 'that' for clarity, and use standard prepositional phrase 'late at night'. Applicable grammar problem type ID: 11
× sometimes 10s or twelves hour a day
✓ sometimes 10 or 12 hours a day
Errors: incorrect pluralization and numeral forms ('10s' and 'twelves hour' are incorrect). Use numerals or words consistently and plural 'hours' when referring to more than one hour. Suggestion: write '10 or 12 hours a day'. Applicable grammar problem type ID: 1
× Though and I feel try it, I usually watch some series I mean current series, Netflix or YouTube.
✓ When I feel tired, I usually watch TV series, like current shows on Netflix or YouTube.
Errors: awkward connectors and word choice ('Though and I feel try it' is ungrammatical), incorrect 'series' usage and structure. Suggestions: use 'When I feel tired' to introduce condition, 'watch TV series' or 'watch series', and 'like' to give examples. Applicable grammar problem type ID: 6
× It's helped me to stay on live and reduce my stress for focusing a bird all day as well.
✓ It helps me stay awake and reduces my stress from focusing too much all day.
Errors: Wrong verb tense and form ('It's helped' could be 'It helps'), incorrect phrase 'stay on live' (should be 'stay awake'), wrong preposition and noun choice ('focusing a bird' is nonsensical), and awkward 'for focusing a bird all day'. Suggestions: use simple present for habitual effects, use 'stay awake', and express the cause of stress clearly: 'reduces my stress from focusing too much all day'. Applicable grammar problem type ID:13
× It's keep me distracts from work for a while.
✓ It keeps me distracted from work for a while.
Errors: incorrect verb form and agreement ('It's keep' should be 'It keeps'), wrong word form 'distracts' should be the adjective 'distracted' when describing the state, and word order. Suggestions: use third-person singular present 'keeps' with the adjective 'distracted' to describe the resulting state: 'It keeps me distracted from work for a while.' Applicable grammar problem type ID:20}]}}END_OF_DOCUMENT_TOO_LONG_IF_ANY->___INVALID_JSON_ADDITION->___