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Ebrahim  Baziyar

Ebrahim gave a very detailed introduction and spoke at a good pace. In addition, he self correct and demonstrated excellent listening skills and an in-depth knowledge of English as he could comprehend all of the questions with ease and used advanced language. He should be careful with prepositions as he tended to use and incorrect one, for example, ‘angry of him’.

Roya   Rahmani

Roya used a wide range of vocabulary, which always related to the question, in her responses. Also, she pronounced words correctly and used intonation fittingly. However, Roya should work on using opening phrases as she rarely did this, also, she needs to paraphrase more because she tended to use the same ones from the question to start her replies.

Masoud   Haghnegahdar

Masoud used opening phrases well and could give a balanced argument in some of his answers. Furthermore, he was able to talk at length and even if he was unsure of what a question was asking, he would attempt to answer in some way. He needs to be careful with how he pronounces some words because he used a ‘w’ sound for ‘v’ and vice versa.

Mostafa  Movahed

Mostafa used simple sentences well and demonstrated good listening skills because he could comprehend all of the questions easily enough. Having said this, he tended to give quite short responses for this level and he made quite a few mistakes in his grammar, such as, missing articles and conditionals.

Shahla   Abasi

Shahla could paraphrase her answers and spoke at a natural pace. Furthermore, she used advanced structures correctly, and supported her ideas with examples. There were some pronunciation errors as she pronounced ‘v’ as ‘w’ in ‘inventor’. Also, she should try and use idiomatic language more to become for fluent.

Maryam   Javdani

Maryam was a conscientious speaker who demonstrated some good ideas in her responses. Also, she could use appropriate examples to support her views. Maryam needs to use pronouns more to avoid repetition of words and on a couple of occasions she gave an inappropriate answer because she misheard certain words as when asked a question on ‘tourism’, she replied with an answer on ‘terrorism’, so she should work on her listening slightly.             

Zahra  YosefNia

Zahra was a confident speaker and was able to give lengthy answers to each question. Furthermore, she used appropriate vocabulary and phrases in all of her replies. However, Zahra used the present simple tense instead of the present perfect one several times, for example, ‘I don’t think about it’ instead of ‘I’ve never thought about it’.

Soheir   Jahangiri

Soheir used some excellent examples to support his answers and she used the second conditional well. Also, she had good pronunciation and used an array of lexis. Having said this, she sometimes paused in between her sentences to think and this reduced her fluency. Also, she should be careful with prepositions as she sometimes used an incorrect one, like, ‘could cause damage for trees’.

Mohamad   HadiMoradi

Mohamad used complex structures well and could use opening phrases and argumentative language correctly in his answers. There were very few grammatical mistakes, but at times, he quite a short response instead of extending it with additional information. Also, he should now use idiomatic language more.

Ardalan    Azim

Ardalan had excellent listening skills as he could understand all of the questions with ease. Also, he could form simple sentences well and used stress and intonation correctly. Having said this, he needs to work on ways to extend his answers because they often fell a little short and he needs to paraphrase more.

Mohsen   Taheri

Mohsen was a competent speaker who was able to talk at length for each question. Furthermore, he used suitable vocabulary throughout and spoke at a natural speed. However, he needs to work on his grammar a little more because he tended to used incorrect verb patterns, for example, ‘it should be go to’.

Poriya    Sajadian

Poriya spoke at a steady speed and used some brilliant expressions in his answers. Also, he could form complex sentences well, especially third conditionals. He should focus on his grammar further as he often missed the ‘s’ off third person verbs and plural nouns, such as, ‘some sheet’. In addition, he ought to try and use idiomatic language to become a more fluent speaker of English.

Amin   Surinezhad

Amin was a controlled speaker who used a wide range of vocabulary which was appropriate for each question. However, he struggled to comprehend conditional questions and had to have many questions repeated, so he ought to work on enhancing his listening skills.

Mohammadali  Lakbala (level4)

Mohammad gave a detailed introduction and had some good ideas in his responses. He was also able to talk in simple sentences well, but when it came to more complex questions he struggled to comprehend them. Furthermore, he made some grammatical mistakes as he did not use a third person verb when it was necessary to do so and, at times, he mixed up his word order.