Part 1
考官
Did you like going to parks as a child?
考生
I enjoyed going to parks very much when I was a child because my fam, my parents always took me to the park near the surround. I remember we were flying kites on the gorgeous lawn and I feel excited and warm because I was surrounded by my love.
考官
Do you still like going to parks now?
考生
Yes I do and I think it's becomes a habit for me. I think going to, uh, the parks is very good for house and can help me to relax, especially when I feel a lot of pressure during daily life. And I also like to, uh, hang out with.
考官
Would you like to see more parks in your city?
考生
Well, it's A2 size words for me because only one side umm park is obli. Obviously it's been uh, are beneficial for a mental health and uh Inver environment. However, it will cost a lot of money of the umm the.
考官
Are there any parks you want to go to in the future?
考生
I like to go to the Heaven Temple again with my families. We have, we had a lot of beautiful memory about the park there and now we we haven't gathered together for a long time. So I want to go there with them again if we have time.
Did you like going to parks as a child?
分數: 68.0建議: Be more natural and concise. Start with a clear topic sentence, then add one or two specific supporting details. Avoid contractions and unclear words (e.g., “fam”, “surround”) and correct tense consistency (use past tense throughout). Keep to no more than 3–4 sentences. Use linking words like “for example” or “I remember” to connect ideas.
範例: Yes, I loved going to parks as a child. My parents often took me to a park near our home, where we would fly kites on a large lawn. For example, I remember feeling excited and warm because I spent that time playing with my family.
Do you still like going to parks now?
分數: 55.0建議: Be clearer and avoid hesitation. Begin with a direct answer, then give one concise reason and one brief example. Correct vocabulary (e.g., “good for health” not “house”) and grammar (“it has become a habit” not “it's becomes”). Reduce filler words like “uh”.
範例: Yes, I still enjoy going to parks; it has become a habit for me. I find parks good for my health because walking there helps me relax when I am stressed. For example, I often take a 30-minute walk in the park after work to clear my mind.
Would you like to see more parks in your city?
分數: 42.0建議: Clarify your main point and use simple, correct sentences. Start by answering directly (Yes or No), give a clear reason with specific details (benefits to mental health, environment), and acknowledge the drawback (cost) in one short sentence. Avoid unclear phrases and vocabulary errors (e.g., “Inver environment”).
範例: Yes, I would like to see more parks in my city because they improve mental health and make the environment greener. However, I understand that creating new parks can be expensive for the city government, so planners must balance costs and benefits.
Are there any parks you want to go to in the future?
分數: 72.0建議: Be concise and fix tense and number agreement. Begin with a direct statement of intention, give one specific reason or memory, and end with a brief note about timing. Use singular/plural correctly (“my family” not “families”) and simplify repetition.
範例: Yes, I would like to visit the Temple of Heaven park again with my family. We have many fond memories there, and we have not been together for a long time, so I hope we can go there next holiday.
× 'I enjoyed going to parks very much when I was a child because my fam, my parents always took me to the park near the surround.'
✓ 'I enjoyed going to parks very much when I was a child because my parents always took me to the park near our home.'
'Sentence structure and word choice: "my fam, my parents" is informal and redundant; "the surround" is incorrect word choice for location. Use "my parents" and a clear noun phrase for location such as "near our home." Also keep the sentence concise.'
× 'I remember we were flying kites on the gorgeous lawn and I feel excited and warm because I was surrounded by my love.'
✓ 'I remember we flew kites on the beautiful lawn and I felt excited and warm because I was surrounded by people I loved.'
'Tense and word choice: "I remember we were flying" is grammatically acceptable but simple past "we flew" is cleaner when recounting memories. "I feel excited" should be past tense "I felt" to match the remembered event. "my love" is vague; use "people I loved" to clearly indicate family or loved ones.'
× 'Yes I do and I think it's becomes a habit for me.'
✓ 'Yes I do and I think it has become a habit for me.'
'Verb tense and form: "it's becomes" mixes contraction + verb incorrectly. Use present perfect "has become" to express a change that started in the past and continues now.'
× 'I think going to, uh, the parks is very good for house and can help me to relax, especially when I feel a lot of pressure during daily life.'
✓ 'I think going to parks is very good for my health and can help me to relax, especially when I feel a lot of pressure in daily life.'
'Preposition and word choice: "good for house" is incorrect; likely meant "good for health." Remove unnecessary article before "parks" when speaking generally. Use "in daily life" for common expression.'
× 'And I also like to, uh, hang out with.'
✓ 'And I also like to hang out with friends.'
'Sentence structure and missing object: The verb "hang out with" requires an object (someone). Add "friends" or another appropriate noun to complete the sentence.'
× 'Well, it's A2 size words for me because only one side umm park is obli.'
✓ 'Well, it is a small park for me because only one side is open.'
'Word choice and structure: "A2 size words" and "obli" are unclear/misused. Replace with clear description like "a small park" and correct "obli" to "open" if intended meaning is accessible/open on one side.'
× 'Obviously it's been uh, are beneficial for a mental health and uh Inver environment.'
✓ 'Obviously parks are beneficial for mental health and the environment.'
'Agreement and word choice: "it's been uh, are" mixes singular and plural forms. Use plural subject "parks" with plural verb "are." Remove article before "mental health" and correct "Inver" to "the environment." Keep adjective placement correct.'
× 'However, it will cost a lot of money of the umm the.'
✓ 'However, it will cost a lot of money to build and maintain them.'
'Incomplete sentence and structure: The original sentence is unfinished and uses awkward "money of the." Provide a complete idea: "to build and maintain them." Specify what will cost money.'
× 'I like to go to the Heaven Temple again with my families.'
✓ 'I would like to visit the Temple of Heaven again with my family.'
'Word choice and pronoun use: "families" is incorrect when referring to one's family; use the singular collective noun "family." Also use the standard English name "Temple of Heaven" and "would like to visit" fits future intention politely.'
× 'We have, we had a lot of beautiful memory about the park there and now we we haven't gathered together for a long time.'
✓ 'We have a lot of beautiful memories of that park, but we have not gathered together for a long time.'
'Tense and number: Mix of present and past "have, we had" is confusing. Use present perfect "have" to state existing memories. "Memory" should be plural "memories." Use "have not gathered" to indicate continued state up to now.'
× 'So I want to go there with them again if we have time.'
✓ 'So I want to go there with them again if we have time.'
'This sentence is grammatically correct in present simple for expressing a desire and a conditional time clause. No change needed.'