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Raziyen Hasanzadeh

Raziyeh used conditional language well, could self correct herself easily and gave detailed responses. Furthermore, she used expressions well and demonstrated a wide range of vocabulary, such as ‘scardy cat’. There were a couple of occasions when she missed out articles in her sentences and tended to repeat the words from the question, so she should try to paraphrase more.

Ali Bahadori

Ali gave adequately lengthen responses and used the past tense perfectly. He also used a variety of words and had some good ideas. Having said this, he often listed them instead of putting them in complete sentences, so he should use linkers more. Also, he had a couple of issues when forming phrasal verbs because he would put the pronoun at the end instead of in the middle.

Samiyeh Zahed

Samiyeh used some good examples in her answers and did not struggle to pronounce words correctly. However, she would often repeat the words from the question and simply add ‘yes’ or ‘no’ at the start rather than forming completely new sentences. Furthermore, Samiyeh needs to work on her verbs more as she would either use the wrong tense or miss out the negative form. For example, ‘they not pay attention’ and ‘violent not good for children’.

Najmeh Rezaei

Najmeh gave a lot of insight into his views and opinions on various subjects. Also, she used conditionals correctly and spoke confidently. She should be careful with third person verb form as she would often use ‘have’ instead of ‘has’. In addition, she should be careful with her tenses as once or twice she used the present simple when it should have been the past simple.

Mohamad  Ali Tahriri

Mohamad spoke at a steady pace, but at times he was a little slow, so he should definitely work on his overall speed. Also, he formed sentences correctly and used good expressions throughout, such as ‘actually’ and ‘in my opinion’. On a couple of occasion he had to be asked additional questions to gain extra information, so he ought to work on ways to expand.

Jila Manochehri

Jila was a confident speaker and was able to use suitable vocabulary throughout. Also, she made some valid points, but she generally listed them rather than joining them together to make complete sentences. Furthermore, she gave very short replies and she should work on her listening further because a lot of the questions had to be rephrased.

Aida  Solati

Aida spoke clearly,used stress and intonation correctly and could talk for a long time, also, she did not need prompts. However, she struggled to comprehend the majority of questions and this resulted in her giving an answer which did not fit the question. In addition, she needs to work on ways of joining her ideas together as for a couple of questions she would just name them instead of putting them in to complete sentences.

Sadegh Borzo

Sadegh demonstrated a good understanding of the English language and he could use appropriate opening expressions well. Furthermore, he used a variety of tenses including the future simple and he would often paraphrase the question. There were one or two slight errors with prepositions and selection of appropriate verbs, such as, ‘I get sleep’ instead of ‘I fall asleep’.

Mohamad Gholami

Mohamad gave detailed responses and used suitable words and phrases for each question. Furthermore, he spoke clearly and formed sentences well. There were one or two errors with articles as he used ‘a’ instead of ‘an’ for ‘officer’, also, he used an a positive indefinite pronoun in a negative sentence e.g. ‘I don’t have some’.

Raziyeh Rozitalab

Raziyeh was a conscientious speaker and had good descriptive skills. Also, she could use the past simple tense correctly. She needs to look at ways to expand her answers as they were all quite brief. Furthermore, she should work on her prepositions as she tended to either miss them out, or used an incorrect one, one example would be ‘I worry this’.

Moslem  Ezi

Moslem was a confident speaker and he could comprehend all questions well. Furthermore, he was able to suitable words to emphasis a particular point. He needs to work more on word order and also be careful of articles as he said ‘the China’. Also, there were a couple of times when the present perfect tense was needed, but he used present simple instead.

Sara  Ebrahimi

Sara used a wide range of vocabulary and used phrasal verbs easily in her answers Also, when asked about common gestures, she actually used hand gestures to illustrate what she was saying. There were a couple of occasions when he slightly misunderstood the question and also she missed the ‘s’ off plural nouns.

Mitra Hoseini

Mitra gave extremely short answers and really struggled to understand many question. You could tell that she knew a lot of words/phrases, but she found it hard to put them into complete sentences. Also, she could reasonably describe a film and used suitable language here, but she definitely needs to work on her overall listening and she has to extend her vocabulary more in order to understand more questions next time.