Part 1
Examiner
Did your parents encourage you to share?
Candidate
Yes, I yes they did because they were always encouraged me to share. This is a good behaviors as it also can strengthens the relationships with my friends eyes. For example, my parents encouraged me to share a toy with my cousins and they often praise me for doing that that could also.
Examiner
What do you usually share with friends?
Candidate
I would like to share with my friends the good news, some positive and uplifted news such as such as a personal treatment or or those exciting events. For example, if if a person gets a good job or as effective events will be coming up, I will make sure to tell my friend and this makes our conversation.
Examiner
Is there anything you prefer not to share?
Candidate
Yes, I was not prefer my words related information especially my payroll which is confidential and I regret to share my work strategies with my colleagues. This this will help maintains my competitive edge as well as my ensures my projects remain unique.
Examiner
Do you think more people will share cars?
Candidate
I don't think small people will share cards because the ownership and as the convenience and the privacy of owning our own cars will be very important for people. On the other hand, in rural areas or less populated areas is not practical. Another issues like complicated issues.
Did your parents encourage you to share?
Score: 55.0Suggestion: Your answer has some grammar mistakes and redundancy. Try to make your sentences clearer and more natural by using correct verb forms and avoiding repeated words. Also, use linking words to connect your ideas logically. For example, you can say: "Yes, my parents always encouraged me to share because it helps strengthen relationships with my friends. For instance, they encouraged me to share toys with my cousins and often praised me for doing so."
Example: Yes, my parents always encouraged me to share because it helps strengthen relationships with my friends. For instance, they encouraged me to share toys with my cousins and often praised me for doing so.
What do you usually share with friends?
Score: 50.0Suggestion: Your answer is unclear and contains repeated words. Try to express your ideas more clearly and use appropriate vocabulary. Also, use linking words to make your answer coherent. For example, you can say: "I usually share good news with my friends, such as personal achievements or exciting events. For example, if someone gets a good job or if there is an upcoming event, I make sure to tell my friends because it makes our conversations more interesting."
Example: I usually share good news with my friends, such as personal achievements or exciting events. For example, if someone gets a good job or if there is an upcoming event, I make sure to tell my friends because it makes our conversations more interesting.
Is there anything you prefer not to share?
Score: 60.0Suggestion: Your answer has grammar errors and unclear expressions. Try to use correct verb forms and clearer phrases. Also, explain your reasons logically using linking words. For example, you can say: "Yes, I prefer not to share personal information, especially my salary, because it is confidential. I also avoid sharing my work strategies with colleagues to maintain my competitive edge and ensure my projects remain unique."
Example: Yes, I prefer not to share personal information, especially my salary, because it is confidential. I also avoid sharing my work strategies with colleagues to maintain my competitive edge and ensure my projects remain unique.
Do you think more people will share cars?
Score: 45.0Suggestion: Your answer is confusing and contains many grammar mistakes. Try to organize your ideas clearly and use correct vocabulary. Use linking words to compare different views. For example, you can say: "I don't think many people will share cars because owning a car offers convenience and privacy. However, in rural or less populated areas, sharing cars might not be practical due to complicated issues."
Example: I don't think many people will share cars because owning a car offers convenience and privacy. However, in rural or less populated areas, sharing cars might not be practical due to complicated issues.
× Yes, I yes they did because they were always encouraged me to share.
✓ Yes, they did because they always encouraged me to share.
The phrase 'were always encouraged me' incorrectly mixes past continuous passive with an active verb. The correct past tense active form is 'always encouraged me'. This fixes the tense and voice error.
× This is a good behaviors as it also can strengthens the relationships with my friends eyes.
✓ This is good behavior as it also can strengthen relationships with my friends.
'Behaviors' should be singular 'behavior' when referring to a general concept. 'Strengthens' should be 'strengthen' to agree with modal verb 'can'. 'Friends eyes' is incorrect; 'friends' is sufficient without 'eyes'.
× For example, my parents encouraged me to share a toy with my cousins and they often praise me for doing that that could also.
✓ For example, my parents encouraged me to share a toy with my cousins and they often praised me for doing that, which could also help.
The verb 'praise' should be in past tense 'praised' to match the past context. The sentence was incomplete and unclear; adding 'which could also help' clarifies the meaning.
× I would like to share with my friends the good news, some positive and uplifted news such as such as a personal treatment or or those exciting events.
✓ I would like to share good news with my friends, some positive and uplifting news such as personal achievements or exciting events.
'Uplifted' is incorrect; the correct adjective is 'uplifting'. 'Personal treatment' is unclear; 'personal achievements' fits better. Removed repeated words for clarity.
× For example, if if a person gets a good job or as effective events will be coming up, I will make sure to tell my friend and this makes our conversation.
✓ For example, if a person gets a good job or an effective event is coming up, I will make sure to tell my friend, and this makes our conversation better.
Repeated 'if' removed. 'As effective events' changed to 'an effective event' for singular agreement. Added 'better' to complete the sentence meaningfully.
× Yes, I was not prefer my words related information especially my payroll which is confidential and I regret to share my work strategies with my colleagues.
✓ Yes, I do not prefer to share my work-related information, especially my payroll which is confidential, and I regret sharing my work strategies with my colleagues.
'Was not prefer' is incorrect; 'do not prefer to share' is correct modal and verb form. 'Words related information' changed to 'work-related information' for clarity. 'Regret to share' changed to 'regret sharing' for correct verb form.
× This this will help maintains my competitive edge as well as my ensures my projects remain unique.
✓ This will help maintain my competitive edge as well as ensure my projects remain unique.
Repeated 'this' removed. 'Help maintains' should be 'help maintain' because 'help' is followed by base verb. 'My ensures' is incorrect; 'ensure' is the correct verb without 'my'.
× I don't think small people will share cards because the ownership and as the convenience and the privacy of owning our own cars will be very important for people.
✓ I don't think many people will share cars because ownership, convenience, and privacy of owning our own cars are very important to people.
'Small people' is incorrect; 'many people' is appropriate. 'Cards' should be 'cars' as per context. 'Will be' changed to 'are' for present general truth. Removed unnecessary 'as the'.
× On the other hand, in rural areas or less populated areas is not practical.
✓ On the other hand, in rural or less populated areas, it is not practical.
Added subject 'it' to complete the sentence. Removed repeated 'areas' for conciseness.
× Another issues like complicated issues.
✓ There are other issues, such as complicated ones.
'Another issues' is incorrect; 'other issues' is correct plural form. Added 'There are' to form a complete sentence. 'Complicated issues' clarified as 'complicated ones' to avoid repetition.