Part 1
考官
Are you a patient person?
考生
I don't think I'm a patient person because I usually lose my focus quickly. If someone can understand my feelings or misunderstand my what I see, I will feel very anxious.
考官
What is it that makes you feel impatient?
考生
To be honest, quite a few. For example, during teamwork, if a person has a different opinion from mine, we argue a lot but can't make any progress. I will feel very nervous and become impatient.
考官
How do you feel when you have to do something for a long time?
考生
I think it depends on what I have to do. If it's something I really like, I will feel very delighted to work it for a long time because it can give me a sense of satisfaction. But if it's something I will hate, I will feel very nervous.
考官
Does your job require you to be patient?
考生
I have to say my job requires some patience because I usually design posters and marketing materials so I must make sure some details are accurate. It need a lot of patience.
考官
Are you more patient now than when you were a child?
考生
I think I have less patience than I did when I was a child because nowadays I have a lot of rushed tasks, so I had to finish it before deadlines. Therefore I lost some focus on things.
Are you a patient person?
分數: 60.0建議: 回答要更直接、有条理,先给出主题句,然后用一两句具体原因或例子支持。注意语法与表达准确性,避免措辞混乱(如“misunderstand my what I see”)。可以用连词使句子更顺畅,例如 because、so、which 等。控制在三到四句以内,保持自然。
範例: No, I'm not very patient. I tend to lose focus quickly, especially when people don't understand my point of view. Because of that, I often feel anxious and find it hard to wait or stay calm in stressful situations.
What is it that makes you feel impatient?
分數: 70.0建議: 回答已包含具体情境,但可更精炼并加入连词与结果,增强逻辑性。避免重复表达“feel very nervous and become impatient”,可用一词替代并说明后果或举例说明如何应对。
範例: I get impatient when teamwork is unproductive. For example, if team members keep arguing and we make no progress, I become frustrated and anxious, which makes it hard for me to focus on finding a solution.
How do you feel when you have to do something for a long time?
分數: 75.0建議: 回答结构清晰,但部分词汇可改进以显得更自然(例如 delighted → happy/pleased; hate → dislike)。可以用连接词对比(however/whereas)并给出简短例子说明“sense of satisfaction”。
範例: It depends on the task. If I enjoy it, I'm happy to work on it for a long time because completing it gives me a real sense of achievement. However, if it's something I dislike, I quickly become bored and anxious.
Does your job require you to be patient?
分數: 72.0建議: 回答内容相关但语言有小错误(如 it need → it needs)。建议先给出直接回答,然后用一两个具体细节说明为什么需要耐心,例如修改细节、反复沟通客户。这样更自然且信息具体。
範例: Yes, my job does require patience. As a designer of posters and marketing materials, I often spend time perfecting details and revising designs after client feedback, so careful, patient work is essential.
Are you more patient now than when you were a child?
分數: 68.0建議: 答案有清晰对比,但语法和时态需改进(例如 I had to → I have to; lost → have lost)。建议先直接比较“less/more patient”,然后说明原因并补充简短例子(如工作压力、截止日期)。保持两到三句即可。
範例: No, I'm less patient now than I was as a child. I have many rushed tasks and tight deadlines at work, so I often feel pressured and find it harder to concentrate and wait calmly.
× If someone can understand my feelings or misunderstand my what I see, I will feel very anxious.
✓ If someone can understand my feelings or misunderstand what I see, I will feel very anxious.
原句中 “my what I see” 的结构不正确,多余的物主代词“my”与从句“what I see”冲突。应去掉“my”,保持从句独立表达。建议:当从句以 what 引导时,不要再在前面加物主代词。
× To be honest, quite a few.
✓ To be honest, quite a few things do.
原句不完整,只有短语“quite a few”而没有明确指代或动词,导致句子成分不完整。可以补全为“quite a few things do”或直接说“Quite a few things make me impatient.”以提供主语与谓语。建议:说不完整的短语时要补上主语和谓语,确保句子完整。
× I will feel very delighted to work it for a long time because it can give me a sense of satisfaction.
✓ I will feel very delighted to work at it for a long time because it can give me a sense of satisfaction.
原句用法不当,动词短语应为“work at something”(致力于某事),而不是“work something”。把“it”放在“work”后使句子不自然。建议使用固定搭配“work at” 或者改为“work on it”。
× But if it's something I will hate, I will feel very nervous.
✓ But if it's something I hate, I will feel very nervous.
此处不应使用将来时“will hate”来表示一般性偏好或态度,应使用现在时“hate”。在条件句中表示习惯或事实时用一般现在时。建议:表达对事物的喜好或厌恶用一般现在时。
× It need a lot of patience.
✓ It needs a lot of patience.
主语 it 为第三人称单数,谓语动词 need 必须加 -s。原句未加 -s 导致主谓不一致。建议:第三人称单数现在时动词需加 -s 或 -es。
× I have to say my job requires some patience because I usually design posters and marketing materials so I must make sure some details are accurate.
✓ I have to say my job requires some patience because I usually design posters and marketing materials, so I must make sure the details are accurate.
原句中“some details are accurate”在上下文中意指特定的细节,应使用定冠词“the”而不是“some”。此问题属于冠词使用(Article errors)但也影响现在时表达的准确性。建议:谈及已知或特定事物时用“the”。
× I think I have less patience than I did when I was a child because nowadays I have a lot of rushed tasks, so I had to finish it before deadlines.
✓ I think I have less patience than I did when I was a child because nowadays I have a lot of rushed tasks, so I have to finish them before deadlines.
句中时态混用不当:前半句“nowadays” 表示现在,应使用现在时“have to”,而不是过去时“had to”。此外,代词“it”应与复数“tasks”一致,改为“them”。建议:保持时间状语一致的时态,并确保代词数与先行词一致。
× Therefore I lost some focus on things.
✓ Therefore I lose some focus on things.
上下文谈论现在的状态(nowadays),应使用现在时“lose”而非过去时“lost”。原句使用过去时使时态与前文不一致。建议:与前句一致使用现在时来描述目前的结果;同时可改为更自然的表达如“I therefore lose focus on things.”