ChattingPart 1 채점 보고서

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Part 1

시험관

Do you like chatting with friends?

수험생

Of course I like it because I have many common hobbies with my friends so we can always talking together and also I think this is a process that I can get a lot of pleasure from it. After the check in with my friend, I can always recharge my batteries.

시험관

What do you usually chat about with friends?

수험생

I really check with my friends about my daily life because I think sharing my daily is a a symbol of intimate relationship and I also I talk my mood and my pleasure with my friends. After we talking about that I can feel better and peaceful.

시험관

Do you prefer to chat with a group of people or with only one friend?

수험생

Well, I like both too. I like have a deep talk with only one friend that's like a shower in my mind and uh, I can inspire from it and also a talking with a group of friends that mean we can create many interesting moments. Everybody boast of loss.

시험관

Do you prefer to communicate face-to-face or via social media?

수험생

Obviously I dislike social media talking because via social media I can feel the mood or other information about the people that are talking about. So sometimes I will think a lot but it is dismissless so I like the face to face talking.

시험관

Do you argue with friends?

수험생

Yes, of course. I don't think argument is a bad thing. Actually, argument can help me grow a more healthy and formally relationship with my friends.

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총점

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Part 1

Do you like chatting with friends?

점수: 70.0

제안: 回答总体表达了喜好和原因,但语法和用词存在错误,句子冗长且有重复。建议:1) 用一句主题句直接回应(例如:Yes, I enjoy chatting with my friends),2) 用一到两句具体支持理由并用连接词(because, so, which)连接,3) 注意时态和固定搭配(check in with → catch up with;can always talking → can always talk;get a lot of pleasure → derive a lot of pleasure)。

예시: Yes, I enjoy chatting with my friends because we share many hobbies and can always talk about them. After catching up with a friend, I usually feel refreshed and energized.

What do you usually chat about with friends?

점수: 65.0

제안: 回答有内容但表达不够清晰,词汇使用不准确且有重复。建议:1) 用主题句开头(I usually talk about...);2) 用具体例子说明内容(work, hobbies, feelings);3) 使用恰当词汇(daily life; share my mood; feel better and more at ease),4) 用连接词(for example, such as, because)使逻辑顺畅。

예시: I usually talk about my daily life, such as my work, hobbies and how I’m feeling. For example, when I’m stressed I tell my friends about it, and after sharing I often feel more relaxed.

Do you prefer to chat with a group of people or with only one friend?

점수: 60.0

제안: 回答说明了两种偏好,但表达混乱、比喻和结尾句不明且有语法错误。建议:1) 先明确偏好或说明两者都喜欢(I enjoy both);2) 分别给出一两句具体理由并用连接词(because, while);3) 避免不清晰的比喻或模糊句子,保持简洁。

예시: I enjoy both. I prefer one-on-one conversations for deep, meaningful talks because they help me think more clearly, while group chats are fun and create lively memories.

Do you prefer to communicate face-to-face or via social media?

점수: 55.0

제안: 回答表达立场明确但逻辑和用词混乱(feel the mood? dismissless?)。建议:1) 明确主题句(I prefer face-to-face communication);2) 给出具体原因并用连接词(because, as);3) 用准确表达描述社交媒体的缺点(lack of tone, misunderstanding)并避免模糊词汇;4) 控制句子长度。

예시: I prefer face-to-face communication because it’s easier to read body language and tone, which reduces misunderstandings. Social media often lacks these cues, so messages can be misinterpreted.

Do you argue with friends?

점수: 68.0

제안: 回答态度明确且观点合理,但表达有语法和用词问题(a more healthy and formally relationship)。建议:1) 先简短回答(Yes, I do);2) 用一两句解释并给出例子或结果,使用正确搭配(healthy relationship, strengthen our bond, resolve misunderstandings);3) 注意形容词与副词的正确形式。

예시: Yes, I do. I think arguments can be constructive because they help us resolve misunderstandings and make our relationship stronger.

문법

Verb + -ing form

× Of course I like it because I have many common hobbies with my friends so we can always talking together and also I think this is a process that I can get a lot of pleasure from it.

Of course I like it because I have many common hobbies with my friends so we can always talk together, and I think this is a process from which I can get a lot of pleasure.

句中 “can always talking” 动词搭配错误,应使用动词原形“talk”而不是动名词“talking”因为助动词后接动词原形;另外句尾的“get a lot of pleasure from it” 中的“from it”与前面的“process”重复多余,改为“from which”更地道且避免结尾多余代词。建议注意:在有情态动词或助动词(can, will, should, can always)之后用动词原形;避免句尾使用多余的代词。

Verb in the past participle form

× After the check in with my friend, I can always recharge my batteries.

After checking in with my friend, I can always recharge my batteries.

原句中“the check in”名词化用法不自然,应使用动名词短语“checking in”来表示“与朋友见面/报到之后”。动名词作时间状语更恰当。建议将固定短语改为动名词或使用介词短语。

Verb + -ing form

× I really check with my friends about my daily life because I think sharing my daily is a a symbol of intimate relationship and I also I talk my mood and my pleasure with my friends.

I really check in with my friends about my daily life because I think sharing my daily life is a symbol of an intimate relationship, and I also talk about my moods and feelings with my friends.

多处动词和短语使用错误:① “check with my friends” 在此意为“与朋友联系/聊天”更合适用“check in with”;② “sharing my daily” 少了名词“life”;③ “a a symbol” 重复且冠词用法需要调整为“a symbol of an intimate relationship”;④ “I also I talk my mood and my pleasure” 结构混乱,应为“talk about my moods and feelings”。建议注意动词短语固定搭配(check in, talk about)和名词复数/不可数及冠词用法。

Verb + -ing form

× After we talking about that I can feel better and peaceful.

After we talk about that, I can feel better and more peaceful.

“we talking” 动词形式错误,应为“we talk”或“we have talked”;另外“feel better and peaceful” 形容词搭配不平行,应改为“better and more peaceful”或“better and at peace”。建议注意从句中使用正确的动词形式,并保持并列形容词的平行结构。

Verb in the present participle form

× Well, I like both too. I like have a deep talk with only one friend that's like a shower in my mind and uh, I can inspire from it and also a talking with a group of friends that mean we can create many interesting moments.

Well, I like both too. I like to have a deep talk with just one friend — that's like a shower for my mind, and I can be inspired by it. Also, talking with a group of friends means we can create many interesting moments.

多个问题:① “I like have” 动词不定式缺失,应为“like to have”;② “only one friend” 更自然为“just one friend”;③ “that's like a shower in my mind” 介词用法可改为“for my mind”;④ “I can inspire from it” 动词被动态/搭配错误,应为“be inspired by it”;⑤ “a talking with a group” 冠词多余,且结构应为“talking with a group” 或 “a talk with a group”。建议学习“不定式 vs 动名词”的用法以及被动语态和介词搭配(inspire by)。

Sentence structure errors

× Everybody boast of loss.

Everybody boasts about their losses.

原句结构不完整且动词形式与介词错误:① “boast” 主语为“Everybody” 应用第三人称单数“boasts”;② “boast of loss” 表达不清,可能想表达“炫耀所失去的东西/夸口失败”更合适用“boasts about their losses”。建议注意主谓一致和动词+介词的固定搭配,以及指代一致性(their)。

Incorrect use of pronouns

× Obviously I dislike social media talking because via social media I can feel the mood or other information about the people that are talking about.

Obviously I dislike talking on social media because through social media I can get a sense of people's moods or other information about the people I'm talking with.

代词和介词使用不当:① “social media talking” 不自然,应为“talking on social media”;② “via social media I can feel the mood or other information about the people that are talking about” 代词“that are talking about”缺少宾语且结构混乱,应为“people I'm talking with”或“people I'm talking to”;③ “feel the mood” 英语中通常说“get a sense of people's moods”。建议改用正确的代词和介词搭配,并确保从句有明确的宾语。

Incorrect use of adjectives or adverbs

× So sometimes I will think a lot but it is dismissless so I like the face to face talking.

So sometimes I overthink a lot, but it is pointless, so I prefer face-to-face conversations.

形容词/副词和词选择错误:① “think a lot” 可用“overthink” 更准确;② “it is dismissless” 非英语词,应改为“pointless” 或 “meaningless”;③ “the face to face talking” 冠词和词形不当,应为“face-to-face conversations”或“face-to-face talking”。建议积累常用搭配和词汇,避免直译。

Modal verb usage

× Yes, of course. I don't think argument is a bad thing. Actually, argument can help me grow a more healthy and formally relationship with my friends.

Yes, of course. I don't think arguments are a bad thing. Actually, arguments can help me develop a healthier and more formal relationship with my friends.

情态与名词数/词形问题:① “argument” 在此为可数,应使用复数“arguments”;② “can help me grow a more healthy and formally relationship” 用词和词性错误,常用搭配为“help me develop a healthier and more formal relationship”;③ “formally” 为副词,应使用形容词“formal”。建议注意名词的可数性、比较级形式(healthy→healthier)以及形容词/副词的正确用法。

중요 어휘

BadSubstandard; Harmful; Unpleasant; Inauspicious; Severe
BetterSuperior; More advantageous; To a higher standard
DeepIn depth; Intense; Profound; Rapt; Far down
HealthyWell; Health-giving
InterestingAbsorbing
ManyNumerous; A great/good deal of
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