Part 1
考官
Do you often feel tired?
考生
I often feel tired because I work every day and I have to take care of my kids in elementary school. They are very selfish so I'm always taught
考官
When would you feel tired?
考生
I feel tired every evening because I commute in a crowded train and I come back home home I must do childcare so evening is the most exhausted time.
考官
What do you do when you feel tired?
考生
When I feel tired, sometimes I drink and sometimes I sleep and sometimes I watched a video the video. Those are very comfortable for me for relaxing.
Do you often feel tired?
分数: 46.0建议: 回答は直接で理由を述べている点は良いですが、文法ミス(例:"I'm always taught"は不自然)や語彙選択の誤り("selfish"の使い方)、冗長さが見られます。具体的な状況や頻度を短く明確に示し、文を完結にすること、正しい表現(例:"I'm always tired"や"they demand a lot of my attention")を使うことを心掛けてください。また最大5文以内に収め、不要な説明は避けましょう。
示例: Yes, I often feel tired because I work full-time and take care of my elementary-aged children. They require a lot of attention after school, so I usually feel drained by the evening.
When would you feel tired?
分数: 52.0建议: 質問には具体的な時間帯(毎晩)と理由(満員電車と育児)で答えていますが、文のつなぎ方や語順、重複("home home")のミスが目立ちます。リンク表現(for example, because, so)を適切に使い、文を2〜3文に分けて論理的に述べると良いです。語彙は適切なので、文法と発音に注意してください。
示例: I usually feel most tired in the evening because I commute on a crowded train after work. When I get home, I still have to look after my children, so the combination makes me feel exhausted.
What do you do when you feel tired?
分数: 50.0建议: 選択肢を挙げている点は良いですが、動詞の時制や表現("I drink"は何を飲むか曖昧、"watched"は時制不一致)や冗長("the video"が重複)があります。より具体的な行動や理由を付け加え、接続詞(for example, or, so)を使って流れを整えましょう。シンプルに現在形で習慣を表現すると自然です。
示例: When I feel tired, I usually have a cup of tea, take a short nap, or watch a relaxing video. For example, a 20-minute nap helps me recharge before continuing my chores.
× They are very selfish so I'm always taught
✓ They are very selfish, so I'm always taught (incorrect) -> They are very selfish, so I'm always tired
The original sentence used 'taught', which is incorrect in meaning and not an agreement issue; the intended adjective is 'tired'. This is a word choice error; however it produces a subject-verb mismatch in context. Replace 'taught' with 'tired' to match the subject and the meaning. Suggestion: use 'tired' to describe feeling; ensure the verb or adjective correctly matches the subject's state. Note: This entry is marked as subject-verb agreement type because the sentence's final word conflicted with expected predicate form.
× I feel tired every evening because I commute in a crowded train and I come back home home I must do childcare so evening is the most exhausted time.
✓ I feel tired every evening because I commute on a crowded train and when I come back home I must do childcare, so the evening is the most exhausting time.
Errors corrected: use 'on a crowded train' not 'in a crowded train' (preposition), removed duplicated 'home', added conjunction 'when' to link clauses, added comma, and changed 'exhausted' to 'exhausting' to correctly describe the time as causing tiredness. Use present simple for habitual actions. Suggestions: use 'on' with 'train', avoid repetition, connect clauses with 'when' or 'and', and choose correct adjective form ('exhausting' for something that causes exhaustion).
× When I feel tired, sometimes I drink and sometimes I sleep and sometimes I watched a video the video.
✓ When I feel tired, sometimes I drink, sometimes I sleep, and sometimes I watch a video.
The verb 'watched' is past tense but the sentence describes habitual actions, so present simple 'watch' is required. Also removed duplicated phrase and added commas for clarity. Use present simple for routines: 'drink', 'sleep', 'watch'. Suggestion: maintain consistent tense for lists of habitual actions and avoid repetition.
× Those are very comfortable for me for relaxing.
✓ Those are very comfortable for me and help me relax.
'Comfortable for me for relaxing' is awkward. Use 'comfortable' to describe objects and follow with purpose: 'help me relax' (verb) or 'comfortable and relaxing'. This provides a natural structure. Suggestion: use 'help me relax' or 'are relaxing' to express purpose clearly.