Part 1
考官
Are there tall buildings near your home?
考生
Yes there is. I have some tall buildings which are building now.
考官
Do you take photos of buildings?
考生
Actually not, because I think to take photos of building is not as interesting as taking pictures of flowers.
考官
Is there a building that you would like to visit?
考生
No, I have not because I'm not interested in building.
Are there tall buildings near your home?
分數: 50.0建議: 答えは直接的で短いですが、文法と語順のミス、詳しい情報の欠如が目立ちます。具体的には現在形と進行形の混同("there is" の後に複数名詞)、冠詞や複数形の誤り、そして詳細(建物の用途、高さ、位置など)がないため会話が発展しません。改善点:①文法を正す(there are / they are being built など)、②トピック文の後に1~2文で具体的な情報(何の建物か、どれくらい高いか、近さ、工事中であるか等)を付ける、③つなぎ言葉(for example, actually, also)を使って自然につなげる。
範例: Yes, there are several tall buildings near my home. They are mostly residential towers currently under construction about two blocks away. For example, one of them will be over twenty floors and is being built next to a new shopping complex.
Do you take photos of buildings?
分數: 60.0建議: 回答は理由を含んでおり内容は伝わりますが、自然さと文法、語法に改善が必要です。意見の表現(I don’t usually/ I rarely)や不定詞と冠詞の使い方(take photos of buildings / photographing buildings)を正し、代替行動(what you prefer)や頻度を加えると良いです。つなぎ語(because, however, instead)を使って論理を明確にしてください。
範例: I don’t usually take photos of buildings because I find photographing flowers more interesting. Instead, I often focus on close-up shots of petals and colors, which I think show more detail and beauty.
Is there a building that you would like to visit?
分數: 45.0建議: 回答は簡潔すぎて会話を広げる余地がありません。まず文法的に自然な表現(No, I haven’t / No, there isn’t any)にし、理由を詳しく述べましょう。また反対意見や例外(もし建築が歴史的なら興味がある等)を付け加えると会話が豊かになります。つなぎ語(because, although, however)を使って関連情報をつなげてください。
範例: No, I haven’t visited any notable buildings because I’m not very interested in architecture. However, I might visit a famous historical building in the future if it has an interesting story or beautiful interiors.
× Yes there is.
✓ Yes, there are.
The examiner asked about plural 'tall buildings', so the existential 'there is' should be plural 'there are' to match the plural noun. Use 'there are' when referring to multiple items. Also add a comma after 'Yes' for natural speech punctuation.
× I have some tall buildings which are building now.
✓ I have some tall buildings which are being built now.
The student intended a passive progressive meaning (the buildings are under construction). Use the passive form 'are being built' for ongoing actions done to the subject. 'Building' alone is an active verb and incorrect here.
× Actually not, because I think to take photos of building is not as interesting as taking pictures of flowers.
✓ Actually not, because I think taking photos of buildings is not as interesting as taking pictures of flowers.
Use the gerund 'taking' rather than the infinitive 'to take' after 'think' in this structure. Also 'building' should be plural 'buildings' to match general activity. Use 'taking photos of buildings' for natural phrasing.
× No, I have not because I'm not interested in building.
✓ No, I haven't, because I'm not interested in buildings.
Use the contraction 'I haven't' (or 'I have not' with context) to respond to 'Is there a building...' and use plural 'buildings' to refer to the general category. 'Interested in building' suggests the activity of building (construction) or needs 'building' as a gerund; 'interested in buildings' correctly refers to buildings as objects.