Part 1
Giám khảo
Is it easy for you to remember people's names?
Thí sinh
No, it's really difficult you know. I don't have a good memory and always forget my girlfriend's name. I usually should ask them more often and that I can remember them.
Giám khảo
How do you remember people's names?
Thí sinh
Actually I usually remember my new friend's names and just write the name on paper. You know, and sometimes I will record the name on my phone just so that I don't forget them. If I forget the name, I can recover
Giám khảo
How do you feel when people can't remember your name?
Thí sinh
Well, actually maybe I real disappointing. In my in my memory, I remember last time my friends forget forgot my name. I was I was really disappointing and pity. So I just told that my name again and
Giám khảo
Do you often forget people's names?
Thí sinh
Yes, actually I know this is bad for strangers and new friends but my memory was so poor and I didn't forget my friend's names. So usually I should write it on paper and just record it on my
Is it easy for you to remember people's names?
Điểm: 40.0Gợi ý: 回答不够结构化且有多处语法错误和重复。建议先用一句主题句直接回应(Yes/No + 简短原因),然后用1-2个具体细节或例子支持。避免重复词汇,注意时态与代词使用,句子控制在最多五句内。具体可练习将“I forget my girlfriend's name”改为“I often forget people's names, even those close to me, because my memory is poor.” 并用连接词(for example, so)衔接。
Ví dụ: No, I find it quite difficult to remember people's names because my memory is poor. For example, I sometimes even forget the name of my girlfriend, which is embarrassing. To cope, I usually ask for the name again or write it down so I won't forget.
How do you remember people's names?
Điểm: 60.0Gợi ý: 回答比较有用的方法和细节,但表达有些口语填充词(you know)和结尾不完整。建议使用清晰的主题句,然后列出1-2个具体方法,并用连接词(for example, or, also)使逻辑更连贯。避免句子未完成,使用完整句表达“recover”的方式(e.g. recall)。
Ví dụ: I try to remember names by writing them down and saving them on my phone. For example, when I meet a new friend I write their name in a notes app, and I also repeat the name aloud to help me recall it later.
How do you feel when people can't remember your name?
Điểm: 35.0Gợi ý: 情感表达不清晰且有明显语法与重复问题(e.g. real → really, forget forgot, I was I was)。建议先用一句明确的情感词(e.g. I feel disappointed or hurt),接着给出简短理由或例子,并用连接词(because, for example)。控制在最多五句内并完成句子。
Ví dụ: I feel disappointed when people can't remember my name because it makes me feel unimportant. For example, last time a friend forgot my name and I felt hurt, so I simply told them my name again politely.
Do you often forget people's names?
Điểm: 45.0Gợi ý: 回答自相矛盾且句子未完成(说不忘朋友名字但又说记性差),需要先给出清晰直接的主题句(Yes/No + 简要解释),然后用1-2个具体细节说明频率或补救方法。避免自相矛盾的表述,并完成句子。
Ví dụ: Yes, I often forget the names of people I meet briefly because my memory is poor. However, I rarely forget the names of close friends because I write new names down or save them in my phone to help me remember.
× No, it's really difficult you know.
✓ No, it's really difficult, you know.
句子本身意思可理解,但缺少逗号造成口语停顿失衡,属于句子结构和标点问题。建议口语中在插入语前后使用停顿或书面中加逗号。
× I don't have a good memory and always forget my girlfriend's name.
✓ I don't have a good memory and I always forget my girlfriend's name.
原句中并列动词短语缺少主语重复,造成主谓不明确。添加主语“I”使句子结构完整。建议在复合句中保持主语明确或使用连词连接。
× I usually should ask them more often and that I can remember them.
✓ I should usually ask them more often so that I can remember their names.
原句中情态动词位置和连词使用不当,语序混乱。“should usually”比“usually should”更自然,并且用“so that”表示目的。还需将指代“them”明确为“their names”。
× Actually I usually remember my new friend's names and just write the name on paper.
✓ Actually, I usually remember new friends' names and just write the names on paper.
句子中名词所有格与单复数不一致且缺少逗号。将“my new friend's names”改为“new friends' names”并把“the name”改为复数“the names”以匹配前半句。建议注意所有格与复数一致。
× You know, and sometimes I will record the name on my phone just so that I don't forget them.
✓ You know, sometimes I record the names on my phone so that I don't forget them.
这里描述的是习惯性行为,不应使用将来时“will”,应使用一般现在时“record”。同时将“the name”改为复数“the names”以保持一致。
× If I forget the name, I can recover
✓ If I forget a name, I can recover it.
原句不完整,缺少宾语“it”并且不定冠词更自然。建议在条件句中补全宾语并使用不定冠词。
× Well, actually maybe I real disappointing.
✓ Well, actually maybe I am really disappointed.
原句中“real”用法错误且缺少系动词。“really”应修饰形容词“disappointed”,并需要系动词“am”。建议使用副词修饰形容词并注意被动/感受形容词形式。
× In my in my memory, I remember last time my friends forget forgot my name.
✓ As far as I remember, last time my friend forgot my name.
原句时态混乱,重复短语“In my in my memory”冗余,且“forget”应为过去时“forgot”。建议使用固定表达“As far as I remember”并保持过去时一致,且“friend”单数与上下文保持一致。
× I was I was really disappointing and pity.
✓ I was really disappointed and felt pity.
原句中“disappointing”是用来描述令人感到失望的事物,而说话人应使用“disappointed”(感到失望)。此外“pity”名词需用动词短语“felt pity”或形容词“sorry”。建议区分表达人感受的形容词与描述事物的形容词。
× So I just told that my name again and
✓ So I just told them my name again.
原句结构不完整,缺少宾语和句尾完整性。去掉多余的“that”并加上宾语“them”。建议确保句子完成并包含必要宾语。
× Yes, actually I know this is bad for strangers and new friends but my memory was so poor and I didn't forget my friend's names.
✓ Yes, actually I know this is bad for strangers and new friends, but my memory is so poor and I often forget my friends' names.
原句时态不一致,“my memory was”与现在语境不符,应为“is”。而“didn't forget”与语境矛盾,应为“forget”并用频率副词“often”。所有格复数也需改为“friends' names”。建议保持时态一致并用正确的动词形式表达频率。
× So usually I should write it on paper and just record it on my
✓ So usually I write it on paper and record it on my phone.
原句不完整且时态、代词不一致。描述习惯动作应使用一般现在时“write”/“record”,并明确宾语“it”指代“the name(s)”或直接用“names”,句末需补全“phone”。建议完整表达并保持时态一致。