Part 1
考官
Do you have a favorite teacher?
考生
Yes I do. When I became a teacher, my boss was a great teacher because she is. She was very warm and made a great class.
考官
Do you want to be a teacher in the future?
考生
Yes I do, but actually now I work at school as a teacher and uh, I became a principal because I want to make a great school for.
考官
Do you have a teacher from your past that you still remember?
考生
No, I don't, but my parents are also teachers and I want to be. A teacher like my parents.
考官
Are you still in touch with your primary school teachers?
考生
No I'm not because when I was a kid I don't have a cell phone so I couldn't keep in touch with my teacher but I but now I'm a teacher so I research my teacher on the Internet as well.
考官
In what way has your favourite teacher helped you?
考生
My favorite teacher is Miss Yamamoto when I was uh, 4th grade, uh SH uh, when I injured she helped me and called my parents and hospital.
考官
Do you like your primary school teachers more than your high school teachers?
考生
Uh, I like primary school teachers because they were. Eating lunch with us and played with us a lot.
Do you have a favorite teacher?
分数: 62.0建议: 返答は意味が伝わるが、文法と論理の一貫性に改善が必要です。まず最初の文で過去と現在が混在しているので時制を整理しましょう(例:"My favorite teacher was my boss when I first became a teacher.")。次に理由を述べるときは、具体的な例や結果を付け加えてください(例:"She was warm and created engaging lessons, so students participated actively."). 文は短く、最大5文に収め、接続詞(because, so, therefore, for example)を使ってつなげると自然になります。発音の躊躇や「she is」などの不要な語は削ること。
示例: My favorite teacher was my boss when I first became a teacher. She was very warm and always encouraged new teachers. Because she modeled clear lesson planning and classroom management, I learned practical techniques quickly. For example, she used short interactive activities that kept students focused. As a result, I became more confident in my teaching.
Do you want to be a teacher in the future?
分数: 55.0建议: 回答が混乱しており、情報の一貫性が欠けています(未来形の質問に対して現在・過去の役職の説明が混在)。まずは質問に直接答え、次に必要な詳細を順序立てて説明してください。例:最初に将来の希望を述べ(Yes/No + 職業)、次に現状や理由を付け加える。文末の不完全な文("for.")は避け、理由を明確に述べること。接続詞(because, so, because of this)で論理をつなぐと良いです。
示例: Yes, I do want to continue being a teacher in the future. In fact, I currently work at a school and I became the principal last year. I took the role because I want to improve the school's programs and support teachers. For example, I introduced new training workshops to raise teaching quality. I hope to keep developing the school in the coming years.
Do you have a teacher from your past that you still remember?
分数: 58.0建议: 回答は短く、情報が断片的です。まず質問に明確に答え、その後で理由や具体的なエピソードを付け加えると良いです(例:両親のどのような点を尊敬しているか)。文をつなげる際に接続詞(however, but, because)を使い、文法的に正しい単一文にまとめましょう。"I want to be a teacher like my parents" のように不要な句切れを直すこと。
示例: I don't have a specific teacher from my past that I still remember, but both of my parents are teachers and have inspired me. Because they were patient and always supportive, I want to teach in the same way. For example, my mother used creative activities to explain difficult topics, and my father always encouraged students to ask questions. Their example influenced my decision to work in education.
Are you still in touch with your primary school teachers?
分数: 64.0建议: 内容は理解できるが時制と語順に改善の余地があります。過去の事情は過去形で統一し、現在の行動は現在形で述べること(例:"I didn't have a cell phone when I was a child, so I couldn't keep in touch."). また"but I but now"のような繰り返しを避け、接続詞で自然に繋げてください。最後に具体例(どのように調べたか)を付けると内容が豊かになります。
示例: No, I'm not still in touch with my primary school teachers because I didn't have a cell phone when I was a child. Therefore, I lost contact with many of them. However, now that I'm a teacher, I sometimes look them up online to see how they are doing. For example, I found one teacher on a school website and sent an email to thank her.
In what way has your favourite teacher helped you?
分数: 60.0建议: ポイントは伝わるが、文が断片的で支離滅裂な点がある(語の挿入や曖昧な略語)。時制と語順を整理し、具体的な状況と結果を述べると良いです(例:どのように手伝ったか、その行動が自分にどう影響したか)。不要な音声的表現(uh)や不明な語(SH)は省いてください。
示例: My favorite teacher was Miss Yamamoto when I was in fourth grade. Once I got injured at school, she helped me immediately by cleaning the wound and calling my parents and the hospital. Because she acted quickly and calmly, I felt safe and recovered faster. Her care taught me how a teacher can support students beyond academics.
Do you like your primary school teachers more than your high school teachers?
分数: 58.0建议: 理由は述べられているが、文が不完全で語順や文法を改善する必要があります。まずは短い主題文で答え(Yes, I prefer primary school teachers.)、次に具体例を接続詞でつなぐ(because / for example)。"they were eating lunch with us"は文法的に不自然なので"they ate lunch with us"や"they joined us for lunch"に直しましょう。
示例: Yes, I prefer my primary school teachers to my high school teachers. They often joined us for lunch and played games with us, which made the school feel like a friendly community. For example, my teacher would organize small games after lunch to help students relax. That warm atmosphere made learning enjoyable.
× Yes I do. When I became a teacher, my boss was a great teacher because she is.
✓ Yes, I do. When I became a teacher, my boss was a great teacher because she was warm and supportive.
The original mixes past and present tenses incorrectly ('was' then 'is'). Maintain past tense to describe a past situation: use 'was'. Also add a clearer adjective 'supportive' to complete the clause. 英語での説明: 文は過去の出来事を説明しているため、時制を過去形で統一する必要があります。'was' と 'is' が混在しているので、'is' を過去形の 'was' に直します。
× She was very warm and made a great class.
✓ She was very warm and made classes enjoyable.
'Made a great class' is unnatural; 'make a class' is not idiomatic in English. Use 'made classes enjoyable' or 'gave great lessons'. 英語での説明: 'make a great class' は不自然な表現です。授業を楽しくした、または良い授業をしたという意味は 'made classes enjoyable' や 'gave great lessons' のように表現します。
× Yes I do, but actually now I work at school as a teacher and uh, I became a principal because I want to make a great school for.
✓ Yes, I do, but actually now I work at a school as a teacher and I want to become a principal because I want to create a great school.
The original incorrectly uses past tense 'became' when referring to a present/future desire; also sentence ends incomplete ('for'). Replace 'became' with 'become' to express intention, and complete the object 'create a great school'. 英語での説明: 将来の意図を表す場合は現在形や不定詞で 'become' を使います。'became' は過去形なので誤りです。また文末の 'for' は目的語が抜けているため修正が必要です。
× No, I don't, but my parents are also teachers and I want to be. A teacher like my parents.
✓ No, I don't, but my parents are also teachers and I want to be a teacher like my parents.
Sentence is broken into fragments and has an unnecessary period after 'be'. Combine into one complete sentence: 'want to be a teacher like my parents.' 英語での説明: 文が断片化しており、'want to be.' の後に句点があるため完全な文になっていません。ひとつの文にまとめて明確にします。
× No I'm not because when I was a kid I don't have a cell phone so I couldn't keep in touch with my teacher but I but now I'm a teacher so I research my teacher on the Internet as well.
✓ No, I'm not because when I was a kid I didn't have a cell phone so I couldn't keep in touch with my teachers, but now I'm a teacher so I search for my former teachers on the Internet as well.
Mixes past and present negatives: 'I don't have' should be past 'I didn't have'. Use plural 'teachers' for general reference. 'I research my teacher' is unnatural; use 'search for my former teachers'. 英語での説明: 過去の状況を説明するので動詞は過去形に統一します('didn't have')。また 'research my teacher' は不自然なので 'search for my former teachers' のように修正します。
× My favorite teacher is Miss Yamamoto when I was uh, 4th grade, uh SH uh, when I injured she helped me and called my parents and hospital.
✓ My favorite teacher was Miss Yamamoto when I was in fourth grade. When I was injured she helped me and called my parents and the hospital.
Tense and preposition: use past tense 'was' and 'in fourth grade' with preposition 'in'. Add 'the' before 'hospital' and separate into two sentences for clarity. 英語での説明: 'when I was 4th grade' は正しくは 'when I was in fourth grade'。出来事は過去なので 'was' を使い、'hospital' の前には冠詞 'the' が必要です。
× Uh, I like primary school teachers because they were. Eating lunch with us and played with us a lot.
✓ Uh, I like primary school teachers because they used to eat lunch with us and played with us a lot.
Original has a period splitting the sentence and an incorrect verb form 'were. Eating'. Use 'used to eat' to indicate habitual past action and combine into one sentence. Alternatively 'they ate lunch with us and played with us a lot.' 英語での説明: 文が不適切に分割されており、'were. Eating' のような構造は誤りです。過去の習慣を表すには 'used to eat' または単純過去 'they ate' を使います。