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Y:2023 M:May T:1
Student
Rukiya Aziz
Test Type
Speaking Test
Test Date
24 May 2025 at 11:40 am
Time Taken
50m 24s
Band Score
Overall Feedback
Well done on reaching a score of 6.5! To boost your score, work on clarity and coherence. Practice speaking on varied topics to enhance fluency. Keep building vocabulary to express ideas better.
Fluency and Coherence: 7.5
Pronunciation: 7.0
Lexical Resource: 7.0
Grammatical Range and Accuracy: 7.0
Fluency and Coherence
The candidate maintains a good flow with natural hesitations. Ideas are presented clearly and logically organized. To further improve, they could incorporate more varied discourse markers to enhance cohesion and develop ideas more extensively.
Pronunciation
Your pronunciation is clear and understandable, with appropriate word stress and intonation. To further enhance clarity and engagement, try incorporating a wider variety of intonation patterns and rhythmic changes. This can make your speech more dynamic and help emphasize key ideas effectively.
Lexical Resource
Your vocabulary is relevant and appropriate, with some variety. However, try to incorporate more idiomatic expressions and less common vocabulary to improve lexical richness and flexibility. Exploring synonyms and paraphrasing more could add depth to your lexical range.
Grammatical Range and Accuracy
Your grammatical range is good with mostly accurate use of complex structures. To improve, aim to vary sentence types further and introduce more advanced connectors. Work on minimizing minor errors to enhance clarity and precision.
Question & Answer
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I usually share latest news with my friends, especially interesting stories about popular movie stars or singers like who they are dating or what scandals they are involved in.
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es. People in my culture have a really strong sense of community, so as a child, one of the things I was taught to share was food. Many of the popular dishes, like hotpot or BBQ, are also great for sharing.
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I would say my personal life since I highly value my privacy. I believe details of our personal life should be kept as secrets to even your friends, especially if you are celebrities. Otherwise your reputation could be ruined if one of your friends can’t keep his mouth shut.
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Jenifer Lawrence is my all-time favorite actor. She’s beautiful, charming and has a lot of charisma. What’s not to like about her?
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Unfortunately no because I live in Vietnam and I’m not a fan of any Vietnamese movie star. And to be honest I don’t really care, at least until I finish everything on my plate like achieving 6.5 IELTS.
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Not at all. Becoming a celebrity means you have to expose your private life to the rest of the world, and sharing has never been my thing. I would never sacrifice my privacy for fame or wealth.
Fluency and Coherence: 7.5
Pronunciation: 7.0
Lexical Resource: 7.0
Grammatical Range and Accuracy: 7.0
Fluency and Coherence
You demonstrate good fluency with a clear and logical story development. To improve, try to minimize even minor hesitations and maintain a consistent pace throughout. This will enhance the natural flow and coherence of your response.
Pronunciation
Your pronunciation is generally clear with effective use of intonation and stress. To improve, focus on minimizing minor lapses in clarity by practicing enunciation of challenging words and sounds. This will enhance your already strong communication skills.
Lexical Resource
You demonstrate a good range of topic-specific vocabulary, effectively using words like 'crafty saleswoman' and 'disappointing.' To enhance further, try incorporating more sophisticated and idiomatic expressions, which could enrich your articulation and precision.
Grammatical Range and Accuracy
Your grammatical range is impressive with a variety of sentence structures. To enhance further, work on using more complex structures to express more nuanced ideas and contexts. Minor errors are present but do not affect clarity, so focus more on ensuring subject-verb agreement and tense consistency.
Question & Answer
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So I’m going to talk about a time when my brother told me a half-truth that just happened recently actually. My brother is a trickster who is able to lie without blinking an eye. Three months ago, he told me that he was super broke and asked to “borrow” some immediate cash to pay for the air ticket that he already booked. Empathized with his situation, I decided to give him the benefit of the doubt and gave him some money without asking him to pay back because, you know, he is family and also jobless. He was thankful and brought me a bunch of gifts from his trips. I was quite happy as I thought my brother has finally grown up and became a more mature person. How naive I was! During my next family gathering, I brought up the story to my parents, praising my brother for his maturity. My mom’s face dropped and she immediately looked at my brother in disbelief. Turned out my brother only told me half of the truth. He was really in desperate need for some cash, but he asked both my mom and I, received money from both of us and ended up with twice the amount he needed. The ending was predictable: two hours of being scolded and grounded for one month. I was neither surprised nor sorry for him. He reaped what he sowed, you know.
Fluency and Coherence: 6.5
Pronunciation: 6.5
Lexical Resource: 6.5
Grammatical Range and Accuracy: 6.0
Fluency and Coherence
Each candidate shows varying levels of fluency and coherence. Focus on reducing hesitations and increasing the use of varied linking phrases for smoother transitions between ideas. Practice developing a topic more fully without repetition to enhance coherence across responses.
Pronunciation
Ensure you maintain consistency in your pronunciation, as minor lapses might cause misunderstanding. Practice stress and intonation patterns to enhance clarity and depth in communication. Focus on precise articulation, especially with complex vocabulary.
Lexical Resource
To enhance your lexical resource, try incorporating more varied vocabulary and precise terms related to honesty and human behavior. Avoid repetition of simple phrases and aim to include idiomatic expressions for a richer discussion.
Grammatical Range and Accuracy
Focus on adding more complex structures, such as varied clause types and conjunctions, to articulate nuanced ideas. Practice forming accurate conditional and relative clauses to convey complex abstract reasoning effectively.
Question & Answer
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I believe lies, white lies or half-truths, are acceptable acts when they are done with good intentions, be it providing comfort or avoiding hurting feelings. A boyfriend, for example, can choose to tell a white lie and tell his girl she looks beautiful in those new expensive jeans. A doctor can choose to tell a dying cancer patent that he has more time to live to put the patent’s mind at ease.
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I believe lying is part of our nature, as everybody wants to keep a perfect image in front of others. In other words, nobody wants to expose their flaws or weaknesses and decide to cover them up by lies. Therefore, the fact that everybody has lied at least once, to me, just makes us more human.
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Most children know when they’ve done something wrong, and know the consequence for their misdeeds is some form of punishment, which they’d like to avoid at all costs. So they lie. I remember when I was a kid and hadn’t done my homework for a class. I used a classic excuse and claimed my dog had eaten my homework despite the fact I didn’t even have a dog at the time! When the school called my parents to find out the truth, my lie was exposed and I was given detention as punishment. I think it’s easy to detect when most kids are lying, but they don’t have the self awareness to know that most adults can see through them.
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I guess it depends on the severity of the lie. Parents shouldn’t encourage or reward their kid if they lie, and they should do their best to encourage their offspring to be as honest as possible. Every child will lie at some point, whether it’s to parents, teachers, or friends, and it should be nipped in the bud before it becomes a habit. They shouldn’t find that their lies reward them. I’m not entirely sure what a parent should do if their child’s lying gets out of hand, but I’m sure a quick search online might yield some effective strategies!
