Part 1
Examiner
Are you interested in news?
Candidate
Yes, definitely. I am interested in news. I usually watch some news on social media and sometimes it can be awful because I could learn bad things like a war or economic crisis from news.
Examiner
How do you usually find news?
Candidate
I sometimes don't find too enough news because they always show unnecessary things I want to learn, sign or important things about the world.
Examiner
Would you like to be a journalist?
Candidate
Actually, I would be a food journalist because I love try different food, especially Asian food. But it would be it might be exhausting for me because I have to travel different countries and I must try local food. Sometimes it can be Spacey or.
Examiner
Have you read the news this morning?
Candidate
Yes, I read news on social media, this news about the war that include American against South African country.
Examiner
Do you often talk with your friends about the news?
Candidate
Yes, we always talk about the news because news affect our world. For example when some country have conflict, it's affect world economy and it's contribute to economic crisis.
Are you interested in news?
Score: 68.0Suggestion: Cevap doğal ancak tekrarlardan ve dil hatalarından kaçınmak için daha net ve kısaltılmış bir yapı kullanmalısınız. Başlangıçta kısa bir konu cümlesi verin, ardından bir bağlaçla örnek veya duygu ekleyin. Ayrıca "could learn" yerine uygun zamanı ve kelime seçimini (learn → hear/read) kullanın.
Example: Yes, I am interested in news. I often watch short news clips on social media, but sometimes they upset me because they report serious events like wars or economic crises.
How do you usually find news?
Score: 52.0Suggestion: Cümle yapısı ve kelime seçimi düzeltilmeli; ifadeniz karışık ve bazı kelimeler yanlış kullanılmış ("too enough", "sign"). Direkt cevap verin, sonra nedenini kısa bir bağlaçla açıklayın ve spesifik örnekler ekleyin.
Example: I usually find news on social media and news apps, but I often struggle to find useful stories because many outlets focus on trivial or sensational content instead of important world events.
Would you like to be a journalist?
Score: 56.0Suggestion: Cevabınızı daha akıcı ve doğru gramerle verin. Tercihinizi açıkça söyleyin, nedenini belirtin ve ardından dezavantajı bir bağlaçla ekleyin. "love try" → "love to try" ve belirsiz ifade "Spacey" yerine uygun bir kelime kullanın ("expensive", "tiring").
Example: Yes, I'd like to be a food journalist because I love trying different dishes, especially Asian cuisine. However, it might be tiring and expensive since the job would require frequent travel and sampling local foods.
Have you read the news this morning?
Score: 48.0Suggestion: Cümleyi daha doğru zaman ve kelime kullanımıyla düzeltin; ayrıca haberin içeriğini daha dikkatli ve hassas ifade edin. Yanlış ülke referansları ve dilbilgisi hatalarından kaçının. Kısa bir konu cümlesi ve ardından bir veya iki destekleyici detay verin.
Example: Yes, I read some headlines on social media this morning about an ongoing conflict involving the US and another country. The stories focused on its potential impact on global politics.
Do you often talk with your friends about the news?
Score: 60.0Suggestion: Genel olarak iyi ama dilbilgisi ve bağlaç kullanımı geliştirilmelidir. "news affect" → "news affect/affects"; tekil/çoğul uyumuna dikkat edin. Destekleyici örnek verirken daha spesifik ve mantıklı bağlantılar kurun.
Example: Yes, we often discuss the news because it influences our lives. For example, when a country is in conflict, it can disrupt global supply chains and contribute to economic instability.
× I usually watch some news on social media and sometimes it can be awful because I could learn bad things like a war or economic crisis from news.
✓ I usually watch the news on social media and sometimes it is awful because I can learn about bad things like a war or an economic crisis from the news.
The sentence has present tense usage and article issues. Use simple present 'is' instead of 'can be' for a general statement and 'can' instead of 'could' to express ability in present. Add definite article 'the' with 'news' and 'an' before 'economic crisis'. Also include preposition 'about' before 'bad things'. Suggestion: say 'I usually watch the news on social media; sometimes it is awful because I can learn about bad things, such as war or an economic crisis.'
× I sometimes don't find too enough news because they always show unnecessary things I want to learn, sign or important things about the world.
✓ I sometimes don't find enough news because they always show unnecessary things instead of the important things I want to learn about the world.
Incorrect quantifier 'too enough' should be 'enough'. Word order and connector problems: 'unnecessary things I want to learn, sign or important things' is unclear. Use 'instead of' to contrast and place 'important things I want to learn' together, and add 'about' for topic. Suggestion: 'I sometimes don't find enough news because they show unnecessary items instead of the important things I want to learn about the world.'
× Actually, I would be a food journalist because I love try different food, especially Asian food.
✓ Actually, I would like to be a food journalist because I love trying different foods, especially Asian food.
Use of modal 'would be' is acceptable but 'would like to be' is more natural for desire. After 'love' use the gerund 'trying' (verb + -ing). 'Different food' should be plural 'different foods' when referring to varieties. Suggestion: 'I would like to be a food journalist because I love trying different foods.'
× But it would be it might be exhausting for me because I have to travel different countries and I must try local food.
✓ But it might be exhausting for me because I would have to travel to different countries and try local food.
The sentence mixes modals 'would' and 'might'. Use one: 'might' is fine. For hypothetical job conditions, use 'would have to' instead of 'have to'. Add preposition 'to' after 'travel' when indicating destination 'different countries'. 'Must' is too strong here; use 'try' parallel structure. Suggestion: 'But it might be exhausting because I would have to travel to different countries and try local food.'
× Sometimes it can be Spacey or.
✓ Sometimes it can be spacey or strange.
Fragment and capitalization errors: 'Spacey' is capitalized improperly and the sentence ends abruptly with 'or.'. Complete the idea by adding an alternative adjective like 'strange'. Ensure lowercase for common adjective. Suggestion: 'Sometimes it can be spacey or strange.'
× Yes, I read news on social media, this news about the war that include American against South African country.
✓ Yes, I read the news on social media; this was about the war that involved America and a South African country.
Tense mismatch and article/use issues: 'read' pronunciation aside, context indicates past action so 'read' (past) but spelled same; clearer to use 'read the news' and 'this was about'. 'Include' should be past 'involved'. Use proper country references: 'America' (or 'the United States') and 'a South African country'. Suggestion: 'Yes, I read the news on social media; it was about a war involving America and a South African country.'
× Yes, we always talk about the news because news affect our world.
✓ Yes, we always talk about the news because the news affect our world.
Missing definite article 'the' before 'news' in the second clause. Also 'news' is treated as plural for verb agreement; verb should be 'affect' if plural, but 'the news affects our world' is more common treating 'news' as singular collective. Suggestion: 'Yes, we always talk about the news because the news affects our world.'
× For example when some country have conflict, it's affect world economy and it's contribute to economic crisis.
✓ For example, when a country has a conflict, it affects the world economy and contributes to an economic crisis.
Subject-verb agreement errors: 'some country have' should be 'a country has' (singular). 'It's affect' and 'it's contribute' incorrectly use 'it's' (it is) instead of the third-person verbs; use 'affects' and 'contributes'. Also add articles: 'the world economy' and 'an economic crisis'. Suggestion: 'For example, when a country has a conflict, it affects the world economy and contributes to an economic crisis.'