Part 1
考官
Do you work or are you a student?
考生
I currently work as a quality system pharmacist full time in a pharmaceutical industrial and my job is to assure that all the medication have a high quality as the specification.
考官
Where do you study?
考生
Well, I study at Sri Lankan University and I've studied in pharmaceutical industrial major and that's why I support my work so much because I work in the drug factory.
考官
Is it a good place to study?
考生
Yet it is because the universities have so many curriculums to choose your own way and also the environment surrounded is really greeny and support me the mental health.
考官
Would you like the place where you study to make any changes?
考生
Yes, I think like my study place to be quiet and have a better lighting because that helps me focus and concentrate and also reduces my eye strain. For example, if there were soundproof study rooms in brighter lamps, I could study longer and get more done.
考官
What are your future study plans?
考生
Well I intentionally want to get a scholarship in the UK because I have enough money to go and also the second the curriculum is also advanced and helped me so much to get more advantage from this field.
Do you work or are you a student?
分數: 58.0建議: Make the answer more natural and concise. Start with a clear topic sentence, correct grammar (job title, workplace type), and add one brief specific detail. Use linking words only if adding a second detail.
範例: I work full time as a quality systems pharmacist at a pharmaceutical manufacturing company. I oversee quality checks to ensure every batch meets the company’s specifications, which helps prevent defective medicines from reaching patients.
Where do you study?
分數: 52.0建議: Clarify tense and structure: say current or past study, give one specific detail connecting study to work, and avoid redundancy. Use one linking word to show the connection.
範例: I studied pharmaceutical engineering at a university in Sri Lanka. Because my degree focused on drug manufacturing processes, it directly supports my current role in the factory.
Is it a good place to study?
分數: 60.0建議: Use a clear topic sentence and correct word choice. Give one or two specific supporting details and a linking word. Replace informal words (e.g., "greeny") with natural phrasing.
範例: Yes, it is a good place to study. The university offers many different programs to choose from, and the campus is surrounded by green spaces, which helps students relax and improves mental wellbeing.
Would you like the place where you study to make any changes?
分數: 72.0建議: This answer is reasonably clear. Improve accuracy and fluency by correcting grammar and using concise linking words. Keep the two specific suggestions (quiet and lighting) and the example, but state them more naturally.
範例: Yes. I would like quieter study areas and better lighting because those conditions help me concentrate and reduce eye strain. For example, soundproof study rooms with brighter lamps would allow me to study for longer periods and be more productive.
What are your future study plans?
分數: 54.0建議: Make the goal clear and correct reasoning. Avoid conflicting statements (scholarship vs. having enough money). State one specific reason why the UK program appeals to you, using a linking word for clarity.
範例: I plan to apply for a scholarship to study in the UK because their postgraduate programs in pharmacy are more advanced. Studying there would give me up-to-date training and better career opportunities in pharmaceutical quality assurance.
× I currently work as a quality system pharmacist full time in a pharmaceutical industrial and my job is to assure that all the medication have a high quality as the specification.
✓ I currently work full time as a quality systems pharmacist in a pharmaceutical industry, and my job is to assure that all the medications meet the specifications.
Errors: incorrect article use ('a pharmaceutical industrial' should be 'a pharmaceutical industry' or 'in the pharmaceutical industry'); missing plural/singular agreement ('all the medication' → 'all the medications'); noun form ('quality system' → 'quality systems' as a role; or 'quality system pharmacist' could be 'quality-systems pharmacist'); verb choice ('have a high quality as the specification' → 'meet the specifications'). Suggestion: use correct articles ('a' vs 'the') and correct noun forms and pluralization, and use 'meet' for conformity to specifications.
× I currently work as a quality system pharmacist full time in a pharmaceutical industrial and my job is to assure that all the medication have a high quality as the specification.
✓ I currently work full time as a quality systems pharmacist in a pharmaceutical industry, and my job is to assure that all the medications meet the specifications.
Error: subject-verb agreement between plural subject 'medications' and verb 'have' (should be 'have'→'meet' or 'are of' but key issue is agreement). Suggestion: make subject and verb agree by pluralizing the noun and using appropriate verb: 'all the medications meet the specifications.'
× Well, I study at Sri Lankan University and I've studied in pharmaceutical industrial major and that's why I support my work so much because I work in the drug factory.
✓ Well, I study at Sri Lanka University and I majored in pharmaceutical industry studies, and that's why I support my work so much because I work in a drug factory.
Errors: 'Sri Lankan University' should be 'Sri Lanka University' or 'a Sri Lankan university' (article/noun form); 'pharmaceutical industrial major' is incorrect noun/adjective order and form — should be 'a major in pharmaceutical industry' or 'pharmaceutical industry studies'; 'the drug factory' could be 'a drug factory' depending on context. Suggestion: use correct noun forms and articles and place 'major' after 'major in'.
× Well, I study at Sri Lankan University and I've studied in pharmaceutical industrial major and that's why I support my work so much because I work in the drug factory.
✓ Well, I study at a Sri Lankan university and I majored in pharmaceutical industry studies, and that's why I support my work so much because I work in a drug factory.
Errors: incorrect prepositions 'study at Sri Lankan University' could be 'study at a Sri Lankan university'; 'studied in pharmaceutical industrial major' should use 'majored in' or 'studied in the pharmaceutical industry major'. Suggestion: use 'study at a [type] university' and 'major in' for study fields.
× Yet it is because the universities have so many curriculums to choose your own way and also the environment surrounded is really greeny and support me the mental health.
✓ Yes, it is, because the universities have many curricula to choose from, and the surrounding environment is very green and supports my mental health.
Errors: 'Yet it is' is unnatural for affirmative answer (use 'Yes, it is'); 'the universities have so many curriculums' — 'curriculums' is less formal, plural 'curricula' preferred; should include 'to choose from' not 'to choose your own way'; 'the environment surrounded is really greeny' incorrect word order and 'greeny' is nonstandard — use 'surrounding environment is very green'; 'support me the mental health' wrong word order and article — 'supports my mental health'. Suggestion: use standard collocations and correct plural forms and word order.
× Yet it is because the universities have so many curriculums to choose your own way and also the environment surrounded is really greeny and support me the mental health.
✓ Yes, it is, because the universities have many curricula to choose from, and the surrounding environment is very green and supports my mental health.
Errors: 'greeny' is not a standard adjective; 'so many' is acceptable but 'many' is more natural with 'curricula'; use adverb 'very' for emphasis. Suggestion: replace nonstandard adjectives with standard ones and correct collocations.
× Yes, I think like my study place to be quiet and have a better lighting because that helps me focus and concentrate and also reduces my eye strain. For example, if there were soundproof study rooms in brighter lamps, I could study longer and get more done.
✓ Yes, I would like my study place to be quiet and to have better lighting, because that helps me focus and concentrate and also reduces my eye strain. For example, if there were soundproof study rooms and brighter lamps, I could study longer and get more done.
Errors: 'I think like my study place to be' is ungrammatical — use 'I would like my study place to be'; 'have a better lighting' — 'lighting' is uncountable so 'better lighting' without 'a'; 'soundproof study rooms in brighter lamps' wrong preposition and phrasing — should be 'and brighter lamps' or 'with brighter lamps'. Suggestion: use correct verb patterns ('would like + to-infinitive') and correct collocations for uncountable nouns.
× Well I intentionally want to get a scholarship in the UK because I have enough money to go and also the second the curriculum is also advanced and helped me so much to get more advantage from this field.
✓ Well, I intend to get a scholarship in the UK because I do not have enough money to go, and also the curriculum there is advanced and would help me gain more advantages in this field.
Errors: 'intentionally want to get' is unnatural; use 'intend to' or 'want to'; original says 'I have enough money' which contradicts scholarship purpose — likely 'do not have enough money'; tense mismatch 'is also advanced and helped me' — 'would help me' or 'will help me'. Suggestion: use consistent present/future modal structures and correct negation to reflect intended meaning.
× Well I intentionally want to get a scholarship in the UK because I have enough money to go and also the second the curriculum is also advanced and helped me so much to get more advantage from this field.
✓ Well, I intend to get a scholarship in the UK because I do not have enough money to go, and the curriculum there is advanced and would help me gain more advantages in this field.
Errors: modal/verb choice and tense: 'helped me' (past) should be 'would help me' (conditional) when talking about a potential future benefit; 'intentionally want to' awkward — 'intend to' or 'want to'. Suggestion: use 'would' for hypothetical benefits and 'intend to' for planned actions.