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Part 1

Giám khảo

When do you usually eat snacks now?

Thí sinh

OK, As for me, I always eat some snacks or cold. I called dim sum in China. Uh, after, after lunch in the afternoon when I feel a little hungry, I will eat it. To recover.

Giám khảo

Do you think it is healthy for you to eat snacks?

Thí sinh

Well I don't think so because eating snacks always enhance the stress of your stomach. They need to it need to do extra workload without umm workloads. So I think it's isn't good for healthy.

Giám khảo

Did you often eat snacks when you were young?

Thí sinh

Absolutely yes. You know and when I was a child I always feel hungry and I always need to eat 8 things and eat 8 food. So I always bring snacks with in my pocket and often ate them.

Giám khảo

What snacks do you like to eat?

Thí sinh

Well, it's it has a lot of kinds such as some chips, steaks or some, you know, the fried chicken and so on. Some fried food is my favorite.

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Tổng: 6.0Trôi chảy và mạch lạc: 6.0Phát âm: 6.0Ngữ pháp: 5.5Từ vựng: 6.0

Part 1

When do you usually eat snacks now?

Điểm: 62.0

Gợi ý: 总体回答能传达意思,但有语法和表达不够自然的问题,回答冗长且重复。建议:1) 开头直接给出主题句(例如“I usually eat snacks in the afternoon.”);2) 用一到两个清晰的细节说明什么时候和为什么吃(如具体时间、原因);3) 避免重复词汇与多余填充词(如“uh”, “after, after”)。练习时可以先在脑中组织两到三句再说。

Ví dụ: I usually have snacks in the afternoon, around 3 or 4 pm. I often eat dim sum from China because I get a little hungry after lunch and need something light to tide me over until dinner.

Do you think it is healthy for you to eat snacks?

Điểm: 55.0

Gợi ý: 回答观点明确但论证不够清晰,语法错误影响理解。建议:1) 直接给出观点(Yes/No)并用一到两个清晰原因支撑;2) 使用正确的词汇表达(如“put extra strain on the stomach”);3) 用连接词(because/so)使逻辑更连贯。避免重复和含糊表达。

Ví dụ: No, I don't think snacking is very healthy because it can put extra strain on your stomach and lead to overeating. For example, eating fried or sugary snacks regularly can cause digestive problems and weight gain.

Did you often eat snacks when you were young?

Điểm: 60.0

Gợi ý: 回答直接但细节混乱(“eat 8 things”不清楚),语法时态不一致。建议:1) 用简单过去时讲述过去的习惯(I used to...);2) 给出具体例子说明习惯(what snacks, when, why);3) 避免模糊或无意义的数字表达。

Ví dụ: Yes, I used to eat snacks a lot when I was young. I often carried small snacks like candies or biscuits in my pocket and ate them between classes because I felt hungry all the time.

What snacks do you like to eat?

Điểm: 65.0

Gợi ý: 回答列举了喜好的种类,但词汇选择和搭配不准确(如“steaks”不常作零食)。建议:1) 先给出总述句(My favorite snacks are...),然后列出2–3具体例子;2) 用更贴切的词汇(chips, fried chicken, biscuits);3) 简要说明原因或频率以丰富内容。

Ví dụ: My favorite snacks are fried foods like fried chicken and chips, and sometimes I enjoy sweet biscuits. I like them because they taste satisfying and are easy to eat on the go.

Ngữ pháp

Verb + -ing form

× I always eat some snacks or cold. I called dim sum in China.

I always eat some snacks or cold dishes. I call them dim sum in China.

句中“called”用错了时态和语态。这里是在陈述现在的习惯,应使用一般现在时“call”。另外“cold”单独使用不完整,改为“cold dishes”(冷菜)。建议:描述习惯时用一般现在时,主语是第一人称时用原形动词(I call)。

Future tense issue

× after lunch in the afternoon when I feel a little hungry, I will eat it.

After lunch in the afternoon when I feel a little hungry, I eat them.

描述习惯性的动作不应使用“will”表示将来,而应使用一般现在时表示经常性、习惯性行为。将“it”改为复数“them”以指代“snacks”。建议:谈论习惯用一般现在时;代词需与先行词数保持一致。

Modal verb usage

× Well I don't think so because eating snacks always enhance the stress of your stomach.

Well, I don't think so because eating snacks always increases the stress on your stomach.

主语“eating snacks”为单数形式的动名词短语,谓语需用第三人称单数“increases”。另外搭配应为“stress on your stomach”。建议:动名词短语作主语时,动词用第三人称单数形式;注意固定搭配。

Incorrect use of pronouns

× They need to it need to do extra workload without umm workloads.

They need to do extra work.

原句有冗余与代词错误:“They need to it need to do...”不通顺,应简化为“They need to do extra work”。“workload”在此上下文用单数或复数都不合适,直接用“extra work”。建议:避免重复结构,使用合适名词。

Incorrect use of adjectives or adverbs

× So I think it's isn't good for healthy.

So I think it's not good for health.

“it's isn't”是双重否定且不合语法;“healthy”是形容词,后面需要名词“health”或形容词形式“healthy for you”。正确说法为“not good for health”或“not healthy”。建议:注意否定结构只用一个否定词,区分形容词和名词用法。

Past tense issue

× You know and when I was a child I always feel hungry and I always need to eat 8 things and eat 8 food.

You know, when I was a child I was always hungry and I always needed to eat a lot of food.

描述过去的习惯应使用过去时,故“feel”改为“was”或“felt”,“need”改为“needed”。原句“8 things”/“8 food”不合逻辑,应改为“a lot of food”表示大量食物。建议:谈过去习惯用过去时,避免字面数字不明确的表述。

Past tense issue

× So I always bring snacks with in my pocket and often ate them.

So I always brought snacks in my pocket and often ate them.

句子中主句为过去时(描述过去习惯),故“bring”应改为“brought”。介词搭配应为“in my pocket”。“often ate them”时态与主句一致为过去式。建议:过去习惯整个句子用过去时,注意介词搭配。

Incorrect use of quantifiers

× Well, it's it has a lot of kinds such as some chips, steaks or some, you know, the fried chicken and so on.

Well, there are many kinds, such as chips, steak, fried chicken and so on.

原句中“it's it has a lot of kinds”结构混乱,且“a lot of kinds”应表达为“many kinds”或“a lot of different kinds”。“steaks”用复数可,但通常列举零食时用不可数或单数形式“steak”也可。去掉多余的“some”和“the”。建议:列举时用清晰的名词单数/复数形式,简化句子结构。

Incorrect use of adjectives or adverbs

× Some fried food is my favorite.

Fried food is my favorite.

原句“Some fried food is my favorite”在语义上可接受,但“some”显得多余,且主语与表语应一致。简单说“Fried food is my favorite”更自然。建议:简洁表达喜好时可省略不必要的限定词。

Từ vựng trọng tâm

ColdChilly; Unfriendly
ExtraAdditional; Exceptionally; In addition; Addition; Walk-on
GoodFine; Virtuous; Well-behaved; Right; Capable
HealthyWell; Health-giving
HungryRavenous; Eager
LittleShort; Young; Brief; Minor
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