Bike— Part 1 Relatório

Candidato

Good job! - Your answer is correct and directly responds to the question. - It is short and clear, which is acceptable for a simple yes/no question. Improvement suggestions: - Expand to 2–3 sentences with a reason or brief example to show fluency, vocabulary range, and coherence. - Add one detail about the bike (when you got it, how you used it, or why you liked it) to make the answer more natural and interesting. Improved example: Yes, I did.

Candidato

Good job! - You answered the question directly and gave relevant examples (shared bikes, personal bikes, big cities, commuting to work). - Your response is the right length for Part 1 (short and simple) and shows you can use everyday vocabulary. Improvement suggestions: 1. Fluency & coherence - Reduce hesitation sounds (uh, um) and repetitions ("to to to") to sound more fluent and confident. - Combine ideas into one or two smooth sentences rather than trailing off. 2. Lexical resource - Use more precise words: say "bike-sharing services" instead of "shared bikes," and name providers correctly if possible. - Replace vague phrases like "a lot of people" with alternatives: "many commuters" or "many residents." 3. Grammatical range & accuracy - Avoid subject repetition: "some people they have" → "some people have". - Use more complete sentence structures: include reasons (convenience, cost, traffic) and frequency (often, commonly). 4. Pronunciation (implied by STT) - The transcript shows hesitation and repetition which may indicate speech planning issues. Practice speaking the short answer smoothly. Improved example: "Yes. In China bike-sharing services like HelloBike and Meituan are very popular, especially in large cities.