Interview feedback
Level4 G
91/3/6
Mohsen Karimi
Mohsen had good pronunciation as he had excellent intonation and he used opening phrases and personal examples well. Furthermore, he used both adverbs and sequencers correctly. He had a couple of issues with prepositions and articles as he said ‘on the weekends’ and ‘go to the work.
Aref Derafsh
Aref had good listening skills as he was able to comprehend all of his questions well and he demonstrated a good level of comprehension of English grammar as he used appropriate modal verbs and used various tenses. Having said this, he needs to work on expanding his answers because he gave rather brief responses, so he would benefit from giving examples to support his ideas.
Maryam Hoseini
Maryam was able to give full answers throughout and used modal verbs correctly. Also, she used relevant vocabulary in her replies. However, she made a few mistakes with the usage of ‘to’ and correct noun form because she said ‘I like go to the…’ and ‘I like to photograph’. Also, she should try to use more examples and opening expressions in her answers.
Milad Zamai
Milad used time expressions well and spoke in full sentences using a wide range of vocabulary. Furthermore, he used examples to support his responses and could comprehend all of his questions. He now needs to work on his pronunciation slightly as he mispronounced ‘sleeves’ and sometimes stress a word incorrectly. Also, he made a couple of prepositional errors, like ‘in vacation’.
Farimah Asadi
Farimah was a clear speaker and had very good pronunciation skills. In addition, she used her lexical knowledge well and gave in-depth responses. She should work on her listening slightly because she miscomprehended her question on why people exercise as she spoke about what she does instead. Also, she used an incorrect preposition once or twice and formed uncountable nouns as if they were countable, for example ‘many luggages’.
Aida Zafarkhah
Aida gave full replies throughout and spoke at a steady pace. Also, she was able to comprehend her questions with ease and used opening expressions. Having said this, she should work on her word order much more because there were several occasions when she had some issues with this e.g. ‘I usually three times a day exercise in the gym usually’. Furthermore, she missed articles out of her sentences a few times.
Maryam Rfieinia
Maryam used opening phrase well in her answers and used modal verbs appropriately. Furthermore, she spoke at a good pace and used an array of words which suited each question. However, she made one or two minor grammatical errors, such as ‘like be in shape’ and she pronounced ‘think’ and ‘tink ‘ a few times.
Sahar Liyaghat
Sahar gave lengthy answers to all of his questions and was able to understand each one with ease. In addition, she had a good level of fluency and used opinionative language well. She should work on tenses more as she used the past simple when it should have been the present perfect as she said ‘I didn’t saw her for four years’.
Jamshid Kazemi
Jamshid used examples to support his ideas well and had good pronunciation skills. Also, he used various tenses well and spoke in full sentences at a natural pace. He made a couple of grammar mistakes as he used an incorrect preposition and missed out verbs because he said ‘when I with my family’.
Forogh Afghahi
Forogh used a wide range of expressions in her answers and used modal verbs correctly. Furthermore, she spoke clearly and at a steady pace. She made some grammatical errors as she used an auxiliary verb when using the present simple tense. Also, she made one or two pronunciation mistakes as she said ‘mach’ for ‘make’.
Marziyeh Farmnai
Marziyeh gave full answers and could comprehend all of her questions easily. Also, she used a wide range of vocabulary. She needs to work on her grammar more though because she put the noun before the adjective and used a singular noun when it should have been the plural form.
Sedigheh Karimian
Sedigheh had excellent pronunciation skills and was able to support her answers with appropriate examples. Furthermore, she used some excellent expressions, such as, ‘crazy about’ and she attempted to use phrasal verbs. Having said this, she needs to work on them a little more because she tended to miss off the preposition. Also, she used ‘o’clock’ with a time after on the hour e.g. ‘6.30 o’clock’.
Amin Sahraei
Amin had very good listening skills as he could comprehend his questions perfectly. In addition, he used appropriate vocabulary and spoke in full sentences. He needs to work on his pronunciation slightly as there were a few nouns and verbs which were stressed incorrectly.
Alireza Bahmani
Alireza gave a detailed introduction which followed with lengthy answers. Also, he used adverbs and modal verbs well. He needs to use more opening expressions and phrasal verbs; and he missed out ‘to’ after certain verbs a few times.
Hajar Radmand
Hajar spoke at a good pace and used a wide range of vocabulary in her answers. Also, she was able to use suitable modals when giving advice, but she ought to have used modals when speaking about possible vacation problems. Also, she needs to work on her pronunciation more as she would pronounce her ‘vs’ as ‘ws’.
Parviz Rezaei
Parviz used obligatory language wonderfully and had good listening skills as he was able to comprehend his questions with ease. Furthermore, he used suitable language and spoke in full sentences. He needs to work on using more pronouns to avoid repetition of a noun as he said ‘the hotel’ repeatedly instead of replacing it with ‘it’ and this will improve his fluency.
Maryam Manochehri
Maryam demonstrated good listening skills as she could understand all of her questions. Also, she was able to talk at length and tried to use suitable language throughout. However, she needs to work on her sentence structure because she used tenses with inappropriate time expressions e.g. ‘I’m going to every weekend’. Finally, she sometimes used shorter sentences rather than using linkers to join them.
Mehdi Emami
Mehdi had an excellent range of vocabulary and was able to use prefix and suffixes correctly. In addition, he spoke at a natural pace and had good stress and intonation. He needs to work on prepositions as he said ‘in weekends’, and he would benefit from using more phrasal verbs.
Mina Barzegar
Mina used suitable language throughout and tried to answer in full sentences using appropriate tenses too. However, she has to work on her listening more as there were a couple of occasions when she misheard a question which resulted in an unsuitable response being given. Finally, there were a few occasions when she used ‘to’ with a gerund.
Sara Shahriyari
Sara was able to comprehend all of her questions well and was able to speak in full sentences, expanding them with personal examples. Furthermore, she used a wide range of vocabulary and used modals fittingly. There were one or two issues with nouns being used instead of the adjective form as she said ‘good for healthy’. Also, she should try to use opening expressions more.
Ahmad Sayadnia
Ahmad was able to use a variety of grammatical structures, including clauses and conditionals. In addition, he could expand his answers well. He needs to work on his pronunciation more because he would often pronounce his ‘rs’ as ‘ws’.
Iman Zare
Iman had good pronunciation skills and could speak in the present simple tense easily enough. Also, he tried to answer of all of his questions and expand them whenever he could. Having said this, he regularly misheard his question or had to have it rephrases, so he should work on his listening more. Finally, needs to work on expanding his lexical knowledge as it was sometimes quite limited.
Abas Tabekhalili
Abas gave a very detailed introduction and used modals and opening expressions well. Furthermore, he used suitable adjectives for describing. He made a couple of grammar errors as he used the infinitive form of a verb to talk about the past and put nouns before adjectives a couple of times as he said ‘couch swimming’.