Part 1
考官
Are you good at memorising things?
考生
Not really, at least not as good as I used to be. I had a really good memory when I was a child, but nowadays I sometimes forget small things, especially when I'm busy or tired. I guess I rely on my phone much more now, so I don't make as much effort to remember everything myself.
考官
Have you ever forgotten something important?
考生
Yes definitely just to last month I forgot to check the departure time carefully and ended up missing my high speed train which was really frustrating. Since then I've started checking my tickets the night before I travel.
考官
What do you need to remember in your daily life?
考生
There are quite a few things, especially my work schedule, meetings and important deadlines. I also need to remember personal things like appointments, train times and friends birthdays. If I have an especially busy week, keeping track of everything in my head can be quite difficult.
考官
How do you remember important things?
考生
I usually put important events in the deadlines into the calendar on my phone and set reminders in advance. For smaller tasks I keep a simple To Do List and check it several times during the day. It works much better for me than relying on my memory alone.
Are you good at memorising things?
分数: 85.0建议: 回答自然且内容完整,但可更直接以主题句开头并简化部分冗余,控制在最多5句内。同时可加入一两个具体例子(例如忘记钥匙或约会)以增强细节。注意使用连接词使逻辑更清晰,如“because”, “so”, “for example”。
示例: Not really — my memory isn’t as good as it used to be because I often get busy or tired. For example, I sometimes forget where I put my keys or a simple appointment. As a result, I rely on my phone a lot, which means I don’t try to remember small things myself.
Have you ever forgotten something important?
分数: 90.0建议: 回答具体且有总结性的结果,但开头稍显口语化,可稍作结构化:先直接回答Yes, then give the incident with brief cause and result,最后说明采取的改进措施。保持句子简洁并使用连词如“so”或“since”。
示例: Yes. Last month I didn’t check the train departure time carefully, so I missed my high‑speed train. It was very frustrating, and since then I always check my ticket the night before to avoid the same mistake.
What do you need to remember in your daily life?
分数: 88.0建议: 内容全面且列举清楚,但可以以一两句作主题句开头,然后用连接词分组列举(例如“professionally” 和 “personally”),以增强结构化表达并避免重复。可加入具体频率或例子使细节更丰富。
示例: I need to remember both professional and personal commitments. Professionally, I have to keep track of my work schedule, meetings and deadlines; personally, I remember appointments, train times and friends’ birthdays. During particularly busy weeks I find it hard to remember everything without a planner.
How do you remember important things?
分数: 92.0建议: 回答清晰且方法具体,但第一句有小语法冗余(“in the deadlines” 不必要),可更简洁地表达步骤并用连词说明对比效果。加入一个短具体例子(如设置提醒提前一天)会更好。
示例: I usually add important events to my phone calendar and set reminders in advance, often a day or an hour before. For smaller tasks I keep a simple to‑do list and check it several times a day, which works much better than relying solely on memory.
× Yes definitely just to last month I forgot to check the departure time carefully and ended up missing my high speed train which was really frustrating.
✓ Yes, definitely — just last month I forgot to check the departure time carefully and ended up missing my high-speed train, which was really frustrating.
句子中缺少标点导致读起来像语法问题。主要问题是表达“just last month”时不需要“to”,应为“just last month”。此外,“high speed”作为复合形容词修饰“train”时应连字符“high-speed”。建议:在时间短语前不要使用多余介词,复合形容词在作定语时用连字符。
× I usually put important events in the deadlines into the calendar on my phone and set reminders in advance.
✓ I usually put important events and deadlines into the calendar on my phone and set reminders in advance.
原句中“in the deadlines”用法不正确,意思应为“events and deadlines”(事件和截止日期)。不应该把“deadlines”放在“in”短语里。建议把并列名词用“and”连接,表达更清晰:"important events and deadlines"。
× If I have an especially busy week, keeping track of everything in my head can be quite difficult.
✓ If I have an especially busy week, keeping track of everything in my head is quite difficult.
原句中的“can be quite difficult”并非错误但与语境可能显得不够肯定。此处更自然的表达为“is quite difficult”,直接陈述事实。语法类型为动词-ing结构(现在分词作主语补语)。建议在陈述普遍情况时用简单现在时。
× Not really, at least not as good as I used to be.
✓ Not really — at least I'm not as good as I used to be.
原句“Not really, at least not as good as I used to be.”缺少主语和系动词,属于句子结构不完整。应补上主语和系动词使句子完整:"I'm not as good..."。建议在省略句中确保有可理解的主语或用破折号连接上下文。
× I usually put important events in the deadlines into the calendar on my phone and set reminders in advance.
✓ I usually put important events and deadlines into the calendar on my phone and set reminders in advance.
重复条目:同时注意定冠词使用,"the calendar"在此处可接受,但若泛指也可用"a calendar"。建议根据语境(特指手机上的日历)选择冠词。