Part 1
Examiner
What's your favorite colour?
Candidate
My favorite color is blue because it seems like it makes me so comfortable to my eyes to it makes me rest. It makes like smash with my vibe and I really like it and I really feel comfortable with it.
Examiner
What's the colour you dislike? Why?
Candidate
I don't like a purple color because it's not matching my room decor and I don't it's not look too comfortable for my to my eyes and I think it's look doesn't makes me feel happy.
Examiner
What colours do your friends like most?
Candidate
Most of my friends thinks that bright colors it makes it's it's pretty. They love most like yellow and red colors. They think there's much comfortable and clearly, but I don't.
Examiner
What colour makes you uncomfortable in your room?
Candidate
A black color is makes me uncomfortable because it's like very dark and makes me scary sometimes and I don't like this color so I don't think this makes me too comfortable and it doesn't match my room at the core. It's basically sad.
What's your favorite colour?
Score: 55.0Suggestion: Try to make your answer clearer and more natural by using simple and correct sentence structures. Avoid redundancy and unclear phrases. For example, start with a clear topic sentence, then explain why you like the color with specific reasons, using linking words to connect your ideas.
Example: My favorite colour is blue because it is very calming and easy on my eyes. It helps me feel relaxed and peaceful, especially when I am at home. Also, blue matches well with my personal style, so I feel comfortable wearing it.
What's the colour you dislike? Why?
Score: 50.0Suggestion: Focus on making your sentences grammatically correct and coherent. Use linking words to connect your ideas and provide specific reasons why you dislike the colour. Avoid repeating the same idea in different ways.
Example: I dislike the colour purple because it does not match my room decor. Also, I find it uncomfortable to look at for a long time, and it does not make me feel happy or relaxed.
What colours do your friends like most?
Score: 45.0Suggestion: Try to use correct grammar and clearer expressions. Avoid filler words and repetition. Provide specific examples and explain your opinion clearly using linking words.
Example: Most of my friends like bright colours such as yellow and red because they find them cheerful and attractive. However, I prefer softer colours because I find bright colours too intense.
What colour makes you uncomfortable in your room?
Score: 50.0Suggestion: Make your answer more natural by using correct sentence structures and clearer vocabulary. Use linking words to explain your reasons logically and avoid repeating the same idea.
Example: Black colour makes me uncomfortable in my room because it is very dark and sometimes scary. Also, it does not match my room's decor, so it makes the atmosphere feel sad and less welcoming.
× My favorite color is blue because it seems like it makes me so comfortable to my eyes to it makes me rest.
✓ My favorite color is blue because it seems to make me so comfortable to my eyes and it makes me rest.
The phrase 'it seems like it makes me' is incorrect because 'seems' should be followed by the base form of the verb 'make' without 'it'. Using 'seems to make' is the correct structure. Also, 'to my eyes to it makes me rest' is awkward and incorrect; it should be connected properly with 'and'.
× It makes like smash with my vibe and I really like it and I really feel comfortable with it.
✓ It seems to match my vibe and I really like it and feel comfortable with it.
The phrase 'makes like smash with my vibe' is incorrect and unclear. The correct expression is 'seems to match my vibe'. Also, 'I really feel comfortable with it' is fine but can be simplified by removing the repeated 'I really'.
× I don't like a purple color because it's not matching my room decor and I don't it's not look too comfortable for my to my eyes and I think it's look doesn't makes me feel happy.
✓ I don't like purple color because it doesn't match my room decor and it doesn't look comfortable to my eyes, and I think it doesn't make me feel happy.
The article 'a' before 'purple color' is unnecessary because 'purple color' is uncountable here. Also, 'it's not matching' should be 'it doesn't match' to express habitual dislike. 'I don't it's not look' is incorrect; it should be 'it doesn't look'. 'For my to my eyes' is incorrect preposition usage; 'to my eyes' is correct. 'It's look doesn't makes' is incorrect; correct is 'it doesn't make'.
× Most of my friends thinks that bright colors it makes it's it's pretty.
✓ Most of my friends think that bright colors are pretty.
The subject 'friends' is plural, so the verb should be 'think' not 'thinks'. Also, 'it makes it's it's pretty' is incorrect and redundant; the correct expression is 'are pretty' referring to 'bright colors'.
× They love most like yellow and red colors.
✓ They mostly like yellow and red colors.
The phrase 'love most like' is incorrect. The correct adverb placement is 'mostly like' to express preference.
× They think there's much comfortable and clearly, but I don't.
✓ They think they are very comfortable and clear, but I don't.
'There's much comfortable and clearly' is incorrect. 'There' is wrongly used, and 'much' is not used with adjectives like 'comfortable'. The correct sentence is 'They think they are very comfortable and clear'.
× A black color is makes me uncomfortable because it's like very dark and makes me scary sometimes and I don't like this color so I don't think this makes me too comfortable and it doesn't match my room at the core.
✓ Black color makes me uncomfortable because it's very dark and sometimes scares me. I don't like this color, so I don't think it makes me comfortable and it doesn't match my room decor.
The article 'A' before 'black color' is unnecessary. 'Is makes' is incorrect; it should be 'makes'. 'Makes me scary' is incorrect; the correct expression is 'scares me'. 'At the core' is incorrect preposition; 'decor' is the correct word for room design.
× It's basically sad.
✓ It is basically sad.
Contraction 'It's' is acceptable in speech, but for clarity, 'It is' is better. No grammatical error here, but the sentence is short and could be expanded for clarity.