Part 1
考官
Did you have a bike when you were a child?
考生
Yes, I had a bike and I liked cycling really, really very much because cycling was part of my journey of the in my childhood. Because you are riding a bicycle and you are enjoying the and you are going across in order to face the wind with West side.
考官
Do you think bikes are popular in your country?
考生
Umm, they recently they started to getting popular because of the, because we had made a road special for the, uh, bike bicycles where the, the drivers and the bicycle riders, they can, uh, drive safely there.
Did you have a bike when you were a child?
分数: 52.0建议: Сократите повторения, исправьте грамматику и обеспечьте логичную структуру ответа: начните с краткого утверждения, затем добавьте одно-два поддерживающих предложения с конкретными деталями (например, где и с кем вы катались, какие ощущения это вызывало). Используйте связки для плавности и избегайте лишних слов и пауз.
示例: Yes, I had a bike when I was a child. I often rode it around my neighborhood with my friends, which made me feel free and excited. For example, I remember cycling to the park every Sunday and enjoying the cool wind on my face.
Do you think bikes are popular in your country?
分数: 60.0建议: Уберите междометия и паузы, используйте чёткую тему и обоснуйте мнение конкретными фактами: укажите, когда появились велодорожки, какие меры способствуют популярности велосипедов и как это влияет на людей. Используйте связки (for example, therefore, because) для логичности.
示例: Yes, bicycles have become more popular recently because the city built dedicated bike lanes last year. As a result, more people feel safer cycling to work or school, and bike shops and rental services have also started to expand.
× Yes, I had a bike and I liked cycling really, really very much because cycling was part of my journey of the in my childhood.
✓ Yes, I had a bike and I liked cycling very much because cycling was part of my life in childhood.
The sentence contains awkward phrasing and extra words that do not fit the past-tense context. 'Really, really very much' is redundant; choose one intensifier such as 'very much'. 'Part of my journey of the in my childhood' is ungrammatical and unclear; replace with 'part of my life in childhood'. Maintain past-tense verbs 'had' and 'liked' to match the time reference. Suggestion: simplify and use clear noun phrases (e.g., 'part of my life in childhood').
× Because you are riding a bicycle and you are enjoying the and you are going across in order to face the wind with West side.
✓ When you ride a bicycle you enjoy it and often ride into the wind from the west.
Original sentence is a fragmented, run-on clause with missing and misplaced words ('enjoying the', 'going across'). The tense in the previous context is past, but this sentence states a general fact so present simple is acceptable; however to match narrative about childhood past simple could be used: 'When you rode a bicycle you enjoyed it and often rode into the wind from the west.' The phrase 'face the wind with West side' is incorrect; use 'ride into the wind from the west' or 'face a west wind'. Remove redundant 'you are' forms and fix word order. Suggestion: choose consistent tense and complete verbs and objects.
× Umm, they recently they started to getting popular because of the, because we had made a road special for the, uh, bike bicycles where the, the drivers and the bicycle riders, they can, uh, drive safely there.
✓ Umm, recently they have started to become popular because we built a special road for bicycles where drivers and cyclists can travel safely.
Several tense and form errors: 'they recently they started to getting popular' mixes redundant subjects and wrong verb forms; use present perfect 'have started' to link recent change to present, and 'to become popular' (infinitive) instead of 'to getting'. 'We had made' is past perfect but unnecessary; use simple past 'we built' or present perfect 'we have built' depending on context. 'Bike bicycles' is redundant—use 'bicycles' or 'bike lanes'. 'Drivers and the bicycle riders, they can, uh, drive' is wordy and repeats subject; use 'drivers and cyclists can travel safely'. Suggestion: remove repetitions, use correct verb forms (have started to become), and choose concise nouns.