Feedback – Level 5 Group 2
Maryam Shajari
Maryam gave a good introduction and was able to give detailed answers. Furthermore, she used a wide range of vocabulary and had very good pronunciation skills. Having said this, she needs to work on her listening more because she misheard a few questions, resulting in inappropriate answers being given. Also, she should work on using pronouns to reduce repetition.
Forogh Rozbeh
Forogh was able to use examples to support her answers and she used an excellent array of adjectives, such as ‘attentive’. Also, she demonstrated good listening skills as she was able to comprehend all of her questions easily. She ought to work on her pronunciation slightly as there were a couple of words incorrectly and she should use more synonyms.
Ehsan Hoshmandi
Ehsan had good pronunciation and gave detailed responses. In addition, he used if clauses well and used suitable vocabulary. He ought to work on his tenses a little because he used the past simple when it should have been the present simple tense. Furthermore, he misinterpreted ‘small talk topics’ for ‘gestures’, so he ought to work on his listening and comprehension more.
Samira Bagheri
Samira was a polite student who was able to speak in simple sentences. Also, she stressed her words correctly and spoke at a reasonable pace. Having said this, she needs to work on her listening much more because she was not able to comprehend some of her questions and was not able to answer. Furthermore, she needs to expand her replies more as they tended to be quite brief.
Mohamad Javad Oji
Mohamad demonstrated good comprehension and could use appropriate vocabulary throughout. Furthermore, he had good listening skills because he could understand all of his questions. However, he needs to work on his pronunciation more, and in particular, intonation. Also, he used the wrong verb pattern on a few occasions as he said ‘they can making’.
Mohamad Reza Shirbazo
Mohamad had very good listening skills and showed that he had an extensive knowledge of English words. In addition, he used some excellent expressions like ‘actually’, and he spoke at a natural pace. He should work on his grammar more as he made some incorrect collocations and used the wrong verb forms a few times.
Zahra Salehi
Zahra gave detailed answers and spoke at a good pace. Also, she used suitable examples and could comprehend the majority of questions, apart from one on ‘small talk topics’. She should now work on using more synonyms and using a wider range of vocabulary.
Neda Nematolahi
Neda was able to use appropriate lexis when she gave advice and demonstrated very good pronunciation. Furthermore, she could comprehend all of her questions easily and sue spoke at a natural pace. She now needs to work on using more advanced structures and be careful with plural noun quantifiers.
Mohamd Sadegh Rasouli
Mohamd was able to support his answers with personal examples and he was able to use full simple sentences. Having said this, he generally gave very brief responses and had to be asked additional questions to gain more information. Finally, he had some difficulties with comprehending many of his questions so he needs to work on his listening and comprehension more.
Kamyab Asadpoor
Kamyab was able to speak at a steady pace and could use a variety of structures well, including conditionals. Furthermore, he used emphasising words and gave detailed answers. However, he needs to work on his grammar and listening more as he used incorrect prepositions and was not able to understand present perfect questions.
Mahnaz Haghnegahdar
Mahnaz used an excellent array of vocabulary and expressions, such as , ‘actually’. In addition, she comprehended questions brilliantly and spoke at a natural pace. She now needs to work on using pronouns more because she tended to repeat the same noun rather than replacing it with a pronoun. Also, she used the present perfect once or twice, when the past simple was needed.
Zahra Mohseni
Zahra used a good range of vocabulary and used some good opinionative phrases. Also, she could speak in the present and past simple tense with ease. She should work on her listening slightly though, because she misunderstood the question on ‘small talk topics’. Finally, she should work on extending her answers with examples.
Marziyeh Mostafanejadian
Marziyeh comprehended her answers well and could give detailed responses throughout. Furthermore, she used determiners and sequencing lexis properly and appropriately and used suitable examples. Having said this, she should work on her pronunciation and in particular her intonation, also she would benefit her fluency by using phrasal verbs.
Amir Jafari
Amir used examples well in his answers and was able to speak in full simple tenses. Furthermore, he was able to comprehend a variety of tenses and could respond correctly. However, he made some prepositional mistakes and ought to use synonyms and linkers more as he would tend to say ‘ask about.. ask about.. ask about…’ .
Mohamad Mehdi Beygi
Mohamad was a clear speaker who had good pronunciation of words as he could stress them correctly. In addition, he used simple sentences and had good word order. He does, however, need to work on his grammar more because he would misuse ‘to’ with certain verbs and he made some errors with verb patterns, such as, ‘prefer to watching’.
Azam Keshavarz
Azam spoke in a polite manner and used examples to support her ideas. Also, she was able to speak in the present simple tense easily enough. Having said this, she needs to work on her listening more because she was not able to give accurate answers on several occasions because she misheard or misinterpreted the question. Furthermore, she needs to use sequencers and linkers more to extend her sentences.
Vahid Sharifi
Vahid was a polite candidate who spoke clearly and at a good pace. Furthermore, she used correct word order and had stress the majority of her words well. Having said this, she needs to work on
Mohamad Reza Miri
Mohamad used excellent expressions and phrases in his answers and he demonstrated good listening skills as he could comprehend his questions easily. Also, he used suitable vocabulary and gave full replies. However, he made a couple of pronunciation errors and used a few present simple verbs when talking about the past.
Mehrdad Khodaparast
Mehrdad used personal examples well and could speak in simple sentences well. Also, he tried to give full answers whenever he could. Having said this, he needs to work on his listening because he gave an irrelevant question on several instances. Finally, he ought to work on his pronunciation more as he mispronounced some words e.g. ‘vacation’.
Nilofar Khodadai
Nilofar was able to comprehend the majority of her questions well and she used sequencing words appropriately. Furthermore, she used a wide range of vocabulary and used the past simple tense accurately. However, she needs to work on her word order more as she said ‘I early get up’, and she used the wrong conjunction a few times.
Sedighe Khodaparast
Sedighe was a clear speaker who could speak in simple sentences properly and ordered her words correctly. Also, she was able to understand most of her questions. Having said this, there were a couple of occasions when she miscomprehended them and this resulted in an inappropriate response being given. One example of this, was when she was asked about possible problems on vacation, as she talked about what she likes to do. Finally, she should use more linkers to join her sentences together.
Sanaz Javanshir
Sanaz spoke clearly and at a natural pace. In addition, she could understand all of her questions and used various clauses suitably. She should work on her grammar a little more though because she answered present simple questions with past simple. Also, she used the wrong word form once or twice because she said ‘I love decorate’.