Part 1
Giám khảo
Is it easy for you to remember people's names?
Thí sinh
No, it is very hard for me to remember people's names because I cannot remember the details even the people just told me
Giám khảo
How do you remember people's names?
Thí sinh
Well, I try to use some remember tips like according their features or if this paper is tall or they are in black, some features may be good to memorize their names.
Giám khảo
How do you feel when people can't remember your name?
Thí sinh
I will feel a little bit destructive when people cannot remember my name or correctly because my last web manager always forget my name I think maybe that's because she's too busy to remember everything, but I still feel not good.
Giám khảo
Do you often forget people's names?
Thí sinh
Well, for the people I first met, I may forget her or his name, but after several times I can clearly remember their names. I still need the help of the circumstances and I will label their name on the way chat.
Is it easy for you to remember people's names?
Điểm: 62.0Gợi ý: 回答直接,但语法和表达不自然。“even the people just told me”应改为“even when people have just told me their names”。可以补充一个具体原因或例子,并使用“because”连接;同时注意最多使用2—3句,避免重复。
Ví dụ: No, I find it quite difficult to remember people’s names, especially when I meet several new people at once. I often remember their faces but forget their names shortly afterwards.
How do you remember people's names?
Điểm: 48.0Gợi ý: 回答有方法,但存在较多词汇和语法问题。“remember tips”应改为“memory tricks”,“according their features”应改为“by associating their names with their features”。“if this paper is tall”表达不清,应该说“if someone is tall”。建议给出一个清晰、具体的方法,并用“for example”举例。
Ví dụ: I use a few memory tricks to remember people’s names. For example, I associate a person’s name with a noticeable feature, such as their height, hairstyle, or the color of their clothes. This makes the name easier to recall later.
How do you feel when people can't remember your name?
Điểm: 45.0Gợi ý: 回答表达了感受和原因,但“destructive”用词错误,应改为“disappointed”或“slightly offended”;“cannot remember my name or correctly”应改为“cannot remember my name correctly”。“last web manager”含义不清,可能想说“former manager”;建议先直接回答感受,再用一个简洁例子说明。
Ví dụ: I feel slightly disappointed when someone cannot remember my name, especially if we have met several times. For example, my former manager often forgot my name, although I understood that she was extremely busy.
Do you often forget people's names?
Điểm: 50.0Gợi ý: 回答有对比关系,但“for the people I first met”应改为“when I meet people for the first time”,“her or his name”应改为“their names”。“the help of the circumstances”不自然,“label their name on the way chat”意思不清;如果想表达在聊天中记下名字,可以说“write their names down in my phone”。建议使用“however”连接,并补充自然、具体的记忆方法。
Ví dụ: Yes, I sometimes forget people’s names when I meet them for the first time. However, after meeting them a few more times, I usually remember their names clearly. If necessary, I write their names down in my phone after our conversation.
× No, it is very hard for me to remember people's names because I cannot remember the details even the people just told me.
✓ No, it is very hard for me to remember people's names because I cannot remember the details that people just told me.
“the people just told me”前面缺少连接词,导致句子结构不完整。可以使用关系代词“that”连接“details”和后面的从句。也可以说“the details people just told me”。
× Well, I try to use some remember tips like according their features or if this paper is tall or they are in black, some features may be good to memorize their names.
✓ Well, I try to use some memory tips, such as noticing their features—for example, whether a person is tall or is wearing black—because these features may help me remember their names.
“according”后面通常需要介词“to”,不能说“according their features”。表示根据某人的特征时,应使用“according to their features”。此外,“such as”后面需要接正确的例子结构。
× I will feel a little bit destructive when people cannot remember my name or correctly because my last web manager always forget my name I think maybe that's because she's too busy to remember everything, but I still feel not good.
✓ I feel a little upset when people cannot remember my name correctly because my last web manager always forgets my name. I think maybe that's because she's too busy to remember everything, but I still don't feel good.
这个问题询问通常的感受,所以应使用一般现在时“I feel”,而不是表示将来的“I will feel”。同时,原句是描述一种经常发生的情况,因此一般现在时更合适。
× I will feel a little bit destructive when people cannot remember my name or correctly because my last web manager always forget my name I think maybe that's because she's too busy to remember everything, but I still feel not good.
✓ I feel a little upset when people cannot remember my name correctly because my last web manager always forgets my name. I think maybe that's because she's too busy to remember everything, but I still don't feel good.
“destructive”表示“具有破坏性的”,不能用来表达因别人忘记自己的名字而感到难过。这里应该使用表示情绪的形容词,如“upset”或“unhappy”。
× I will feel a little bit destructive when people cannot remember my name or correctly because my last web manager always forget my name I think maybe that's because she's too busy to remember everything, but I still feel not good.
✓ I feel a little upset when people cannot remember my name correctly because my last web manager always forgets my name. I think maybe that's because she's too busy to remember everything, but I still don't feel good.
主语“my last web manager”是第三人称单数,所以一般现在时中的动词“forget”要变成“forgets”。
× I will feel a little bit destructive when people cannot remember my name or correctly because my last web manager always forget my name I think maybe that's because she's too busy to remember everything, but I still feel not good.
✓ I feel a little upset when people cannot remember my name correctly because my last web manager always forgets my name. I think maybe that's because she's too busy to remember everything, but I still don't feel good.
原句包含多个完整意思,但没有用句号或合适的连接词分开,形成了过长的句子。应将内容分成两个或三个句子,以提高清晰度。
× Well, for the people I first met, I may forget her or his name, but after several times I can clearly remember their names.
✓ Well, for people I meet for the first time, I may forget their names, but after meeting them several times, I can remember their names clearly.
“people”是复数,不能用单数代词“her or his”指代。应使用复数代词“their”。同时,“their names”与复数的“people”保持一致。
× Well, for the people I first met, I may forget her or his name, but after several times I can clearly remember their names.
✓ Well, for people I meet for the first time, I may forget their names, but after meeting them several times, I can remember their names clearly.
句子谈论的是多个人,所以应使用复数形式“names”,而不是单数形式“name”。“their names”与复数主语“people”保持一致。
× I still need the help of the circumstances and I will label their name on the way chat.
✓ I still need help from the context, and I label their names in the chat.
“on the way chat”中的介词搭配不正确。表示“在聊天中”应使用“in the chat”。表示从某种情境中获得帮助,可以使用“help from the context”。
× I still need the help of the circumstances and I will label their name on the way chat.
✓ I still need help from the context, and I label their names in the chat.
这个回答描述的是平时记忆名字的方法,因此应使用一般现在时“label”,而不是表示将来的“will label”。