Singing— Part 1 Báo cáo

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Part 1

Giám khảo

Do you like singing? Why?

Thí sinh

I don't like singing because I gotta need to be shy though. I'm a big fans of Hip Hop Atlanta's music, but I prefer listening to music to sing and quiet by myself.

Giám khảo

Have you ever learnt how to sing?

Thí sinh

I try to learn how to sing when I was a child in the middle school and we got a singing lessons, my teacher really tried hard to make me seem more beautifully but I try my best but it's still terrible.

Giám khảo

Who do you want to sing for?

Thí sinh

I can't quite put my finger on this because I never think I will sing for one person, I just sing for myself. But some people think there was thing for the heroes, but I don't think so.

Giám khảo

Do you think singing can bring happiness to people?

Thí sinh

Yes, I think seeing can bring habits to people. For example when I get a emo in the middle night I prefer to listening music and it can really help me a lot. And my favorite music is called happy by A.

Giám khảo

Do you like listening to others singing?

Thí sinh

Yes, I like listening to others saying there are two situations 1 is this thing is really amazing and I like to listening is can calm me and defend my mood and the other situation is you know just terrible and can make me laugh.

Giám khảo

Have you ever taken a singing class?

Thí sinh

Yes, I taking a singing class when I was a child in the middle school. In that age I even want to be a singer, but I sing really bad and that teacher really tried her best to improve my works.

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Part 1

Do you like singing? Why?

Điểm: 45.0

Gợi ý: 你的回答表达了不喜欢唱歌的观点,但存在语法错误、用词不准和表意不清的问题。改进要点:1) 用正确的时态和人称形式(例如 I am a big fan);2) 避免口语俚语或不完整结构(例如 replace "gotta need to be shy");3) 逻辑更清晰地说明原因并提供简短例子;4) 控制在不超过5句话。练习方法:把答案分成主题句和一到两句支持细节,使用连词(because, so, however)。

Ví dụ: No, I don't really like singing because I feel too shy to sing in front of others. I am a big fan of Atlanta hip-hop and I prefer listening to music quietly by myself. For example, I enjoy discovering new tracks on my headphones rather than performing them.

Have you ever learnt how to sing?

Điểm: 40.0

Gợi ý: 答案中时态和语法混乱(try/was/went 等),句子太长且信息重复。改进要点:1) 使用正确时态(past simple)描述过去经历;2) 简洁表达经历和结果;3) 提供一两点具体细节(例如课程内容或感受);4) 使用连接词(when, but)。

Ví dụ: Yes, I took singing lessons in middle school when I was about thirteen. My teacher worked hard to improve my voice, but I still found singing difficult and did not continue.

Who do you want to sing for?

Điểm: 35.0

Gợi ý: 回答含糊且有多处表达错误(idioms用法不当,逻辑不清)。改进要点:1) 直接回答问题(为谁而唱);2) 给出理由并用简洁句子支持;3) 避免不相关或模糊的比喻;4) 保持连贯,用because或so连接观点。

Ví dụ: I wouldn't choose a specific person to sing for; I usually sing only for myself. I feel uncomfortable performing for others, so singing is a private activity for me.

Do you think singing can bring happiness to people?

Điểm: 40.0

Gợi ý: 有意图回答是,但有多个词汇错误(seeing→singing, habits→happiness/emotion),句子结构混乱且信息不够具体。改进要点:1) 使用恰当词汇(singing, happiness);2) 提供清晰具体的例子并说明原因;3) 注意语法与拼写;4) 控制句子数量并用连接词(for example, because)。

Ví dụ: Yes, I believe singing can make people happier because it can lift mood and reduce stress. For example, when I feel low at night, listening to uplifting songs helps me relax and feel better.

Do you like listening to others singing?

Điểm: 45.0

Gợi ý: 回答结构和词汇有待改进(saying→singing, defend my mood→improve my mood),表达冗长且不够条理。改进要点:1) 分两部分清晰说明喜欢的两种情况;2) 使用正确词汇(calm, improve, amusing);3) 用连接词列举(Firstly, secondly);4) 控制在最多三句内。

Ví dụ: Yes, I enjoy listening to others sing in two situations. First, a beautiful performance can calm me and improve my mood. Second, a poor performance can be amusing and make me laugh.

Have you ever taken a singing class?

Điểm: 42.0

Gợi ý: 与前题重复信息,且时态和语法有错误(taking→took, in that age→at that age, sing really bad→sang badly)。改进要点:1) 避免与前题重复,可补充不同细节(教学内容、学到的技能);2) 使用正确时态与副词形式;3) 简洁说明结果或感受。

Ví dụ: Yes, I took singing classes in middle school and practised basic vocal exercises like breathing and scales. At that time I wanted to be a singer, but I didn't improve enough and eventually stopped.

Ngữ pháp

27

× I don't like singing because I gotta need to be shy though.

✓ I don't like singing because I tend to be shy.

错误类型:主谓一致/表达不当。原句使用了口语缩写“gotta need to be”,结构混乱且不符合标准英语。应使用表示倾向的短语“tend to be”或“I am shy”来表达“我倾向于害羞”。建议使用更自然的表达并避免口语俚语。

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× I'm a big fans of Hip Hop Atlanta's music, but I prefer listening to music to sing and quiet by myself.

✓ I'm a big fan of Atlanta hip hop music, but I prefer listening to music and being quiet by myself rather than singing.

错误类型:单复数问题及词序和动名词用法。原句中“a big fans”应为单数“a big fan”。此外表达“prefer listening to music to sing and quiet”不自然,应改为“prefer listening... and being quiet... rather than singing”。建议注意名词单复数一致,并用动名词作主语/补语。

6

× I try to learn how to sing when I was a child in the middle school and we got a singing lessons, my teacher really tried hard to make me seem more beautifully but I try my best but it's still terrible.

✓ I tried to learn how to sing when I was in middle school and we had singing lessons. My teacher worked hard to make my voice sound more beautiful, and I tried my best, but I was still terrible.

错误类型:现在时和过去时混用。描述过去的经历应使用过去时(tried, was)。另外复数/单数(a singing lessons→singing lessons或a singing lesson)和形容词/副词(more beautifully→sound more beautiful)使用不当。建议将叙述统一为过去时,注意名词单复数和形容词用法。

27

× I can't quite put my finger on this because I never think I will sing for one person, I just sing for myself.

✓ I can't quite put my finger on it because I never thought I would sing for just one person; I only sing for myself.

错误类型:句子结构和时态不一致。表达过去或一般事实时需保持时态一致;“put my finger on this”通常说“on it”;“never think I will”应根据语境改为“never thought I would”或“I don't think I will”。建议根据上下文选择正确时态并使用固定短语。

26

× But some people think there was thing for the heroes, but I don't think so.

✓ Some people think singing is for heroes, but I don't think so.

错误类型:句子结构错误与词语使用不当。原句“there was thing for the heroes”结构不通,应该明确主语和谓语,如“singing is for heroes”。建议用清晰的主谓结构表达观点。

13

× Yes, I think seeing can bring habits to people.

✓ Yes, I think singing can bring happiness to people.

错误类型:形容词/名词使用错误。原句把“singing”误写为“seeing”,并把“happiness”误写为“habits”。需要使用正确词汇以表达“唱歌能带来快乐”。建议注意拼写并确认要表达的名词。

6

× For example when I get a emo in the middle night I prefer to listening music and it can really help me a lot.

✓ For example, when I get emotional in the middle of the night, I prefer to listen to music and it really helps me a lot.

错误类型:时态及动词形式问题。应使用一般现在时说明习惯(prefer to listen, it helps)。另外词汇错误(emo→emotional)和介词短语(in the middle of the night)。建议使用正确词形和常用介词短语。

22

× And my favorite music is called happy by A.

✓ And my favorite song is called "Happy" by A.

错误类型:冠词/名词错误。应使用“song”而不是“music”来指一首歌,并用正确的书名或引号标注。如果指歌名,使用“called "Happy" by A”。建议区分music(音乐整体)与song(歌曲)。

12

× Yes, I like listening to others saying there are two situations 1 is this thing is really amazing and I like to listening is can calm me and defend my mood and the other situation is you know just terrible and can make me laugh.

✓ Yes, I like listening to others sing. There are two situations: one is that the singing is really amazing and can calm me and improve my mood; the other is that it's just terrible and makes me laugh.

错误类型:代词和句子结构错误。原句“listening to others saying”应为“listening to others sing”;结构混乱,需分成两句并使用连接词“that”,以及用正确动词短语“improve my mood”。建议注意不定式/动名词用法,分句并使用清晰的连词。

5

× Yes, I taking a singing class when I was a child in the middle school.

✓ Yes, I took a singing class when I was a child in middle school.

错误类型:过去时使用错误。描述过去发生的动作应使用过去式“took”,不是现在进行时“taking”。另外“in the middle school”应为“in middle school”或“when I was in middle school”。建议统一使用过去时并注意校内阶段表达。

13

× In that age I even want to be a singer, but I sing really bad and that teacher really tried her best to improve my works.

✓ At that age I even wanted to be a singer, but I sang really badly and the teacher tried her best to improve my performance.

错误类型:形容词/副词和时态错误。应使用过去时(wanted, sang),副词“badly”修饰动词,名词“works”不合适,改为“performance”。建议注意时态一致,副词用法以及词汇搭配。

Từ vựng trọng tâm

Amazing— Astonishing
Bad— Substandard; Harmful; Unpleasant; Inauspicious; Severe
Best— Finest; To the highest standard
Big— Large; Elder; Important; Ambitious
Happy— Cheerful; Glad; Fortunate
Hard— Firm; Arduous; Difficult; Harsh; Strict
Quiet— Silent; Soft; Peaceful; Unobtrusive
Terrible— Dreadful; Repulsive; Severe; Unkind
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