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Abbas Saghir

Abbas used sequencers well and used clauses correctly. Furthermore, he had good listening skills as he was able to comprehend all of his questions easily. He should work on his pronunciation further because he made some mistakes with his ‘v’s as he said ‘awoid’. Also, he used ‘to’ with –ing verb forms.

Zohre Mesbah

Zohre used adverbs appropriately and spoke in full sentences. Also, she spoke in the present and past simple tense accurately using modals and conjunctions well. She made a couple of mistakes with plurals as when she used plural quantifiers she missed the ‘s’ of the noun. Also, she made one or two errors with prepositions as she said ‘I go for running’.

Zohre Alipur

Zohre used a wide range of vocabulary and could speak in a variety of tenses easily. Furthermore, she could support her ideas with examples and used phrasal verbs and pronouns accurately. She made one or two mistakes with pronunciation as she pronounced ‘suit’ as ‘sweet’. Also, she should try to reduce the amount of times she pauses between sentences as this reduced her fluency.

Seyyedali Bagheri

Seyyad was able to used conditional structures well and used appropriate vocabulary throughout. In addition, he spoke in full sentences and was able to comprehend all of his questions with ease. He should work on his pronunciation slightly as he used a ‘w’ sound when a ‘v’ was necessary, also he should work on verb patterns slightly as he used ‘to’ before a gerund.     

Ebrahim Razi

Ebrahim used a suitable lexis and could use possibility language well. Also, he used adverbs correctly and made correct verb patterns. He ought to work on articles more as he tended to use ‘the’ when it was not needed, for example ‘I go to the work’. Furthermore, he should try to expand his answers more and work on his listening slightly as he misheard a question, which resulted in an incorrect response being given.

Fateme Safari

Fateme was able to use a wide range of adverbs in her answers and she was able to form full simple sentences in the present simple tense. She should work on her verbs more as she tended to use the infinitive form of ‘be’ rather than the present simple form, for example ‘if the weather be…’. Also, she used the wrong pronoun a few times.

Mohammad  Tafarojnorooz

Mohammad was a clear speaker who used examples to support his answers and used suitable vocabulary, such as, ‘limitations’. Furthermore, he used modals appropriately and gave full responses whenever possible. He needs to work on his grammar more as he used an incorrect verb pattern several times. Also, he should work on his listening slightly as he miscomprehended one question on healthy habits.

Masoome  Rafieeroodbali

Masoome spoke at a steady pace and had good listening skills because she was able to understand all of her questions. In addition, she could use modal verbs correctly when talking about possible problems. Having said this, she should work on her pronunciation more as she pronounced ‘walk’ as ‘work’, also she should work on word forms as she made a couple of mistakes with them, such as, ‘womans’ rather than ‘women’.

Elham  Nasirikheirabadi

Elham gave a detailed introduction and spoke at a steady pace. Furthermore, she was able to form simple sentences and had good pronunciation. However, she needs to work on her grammar more as she used past and present simple verbs in the same sentences. Also, she should work on her listening more as she had to have her questions repeated numerous times and she struggled to comprehend her question on possible vacation problems.

Salar  Jayervandi  

Salarwas able to understand all of his questions well as he could respond immediately. In addition to this, he spoke in the present simple tense well and used sequencers suitably. He missed out ‘to’ a few times after certain verbs and made some pronunciation errors, such as, ‘suit’ so he should work on these areas further.

Tahere  Ziaee

Tahere demonstrated good listening skills and could speak in both the present and past simple tense correctly. Furthermore, she could expand her answers well, at times, and she used appropriate vocabulary. However, she needs to work on her word order slightly because she placed adverbs in the wrong position, for example ‘usually I go…’. Also, she would benefit from using sequencers when talking about her typical morning.

Dorna  Nosratabadi

Dorna gave a good introduction and spoke at a good pace. Also, she had good pronunciation skills and could speak in the present and past simple tense well. Having said this, she should focus on her listening a little as when asked about her typical evening, she spoke about her typical morning instead. Furthermore, she should work on her grammar more as she used definite articles and auxiliary verbs in her sentences, when they were not needed.

Niloofar  Miraji

Niloofarwas a clear speaker who spoke at a natural pace. In addition, she used suitable vocabulary and gave full answers. However, she needs to focus on her grammar a little more because she missed out infinitive verbs after ‘have to’ and did not use sequencers when they should have been used.

Arezoo  Dehghanpur

Arezoo could speak in the present simple tense aptly and could use phrasal verbs accurately. Furthermore, she used adverbs well and could understand her answers well. She should work on her prepositions as she said ‘in night’ and she tended to add auxiliary verbs when using present simple verbs.

Mitra  Bagha

Mitraused opinionative language well and used an array of words in her responses. In addition to this, she gave full answers, supported her answers with examples and had good pronunciation. She ought to focus on her word order as she said, ‘I usually in the evening go for a walk’, and she made one or two mistakes with her choice of conjunctions.

Ali akbar  Parvizi  

Ali was able to use modal verbs fittingly and spoke at a good pace. Furthermore, he could comprehend his questions easily and spoke in full simple sentences. Having said this, he would benefit from extending his answer more because he gave a couple of shorter replies when he could have expanded on them.

Nategh  Abbasizade

Nategh used adverbs well, spoke in full sentences and had good listening skills. Also, he used a wide range of vocabulary and gave reasons to support his answers. He should work on using modals and sequencers in his replies as he did not use them when speaking about possibilities and routines. Furthermore, he would benefit from speaking at a faster pace to improve his fluency.

Azam  Momeni

Azam used an array of words in her answers and could speak in the present and past simple tense easily. Furthermore, she used modal verbs appropriately and gave full answers throughout. However, she made some mistakes with her grammar because she did not use correct pronouns once or twice, or she used ‘to ’unsuitably, such as, ‘I go to shopping’.

Amin  Abbasi

Amin gave a detailed introduction and could speak in the present simple tense correctly, using full sentences throughout. In addition, he demonstrated good listening skills as he could comprehend all of his questions with ease. However, he made a couple of prepositional errors as he said ‘in vacation’, and he used incorrect word forms on a few occasions.

Farid  Nami

Farid was able to speak in the past simple tense accurately and was a controlled speaker. Also, he used correct verb patterns and had good pronunciation skills. Having said this, he ought to focus on word order a little as he place adverbs at the end of sentences or did not use sequencers to stage his replies. Furthermore, he needs to work on his listening more as he was not able to fully comprehend his question on possible problems.

Leila  Javanmardi

Leila had good listening skills as she was able to understand her questions relatively well. In addition, she used modal verbs well and spoke clearly. However, she would list her ideas rather than using fuller sentences at times, as is what happened when she was asked about healthy habits. Also, she missed out verbs or pronouns from her sentences.

Mostafa  Khastkhodaiardakani

Mostafa spoke at a good pace, demonstrated good listening skills because he could understand his questions easily and used adverbs well. However, he needs to work on his grammar much more because he always used auxiliary verbs when speaking in the present simple tense. Furthermore, he was not able to form past simple verbs and he mispronounced some words, such as, ‘low’ or ‘beach’.