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Interview Feedback Level7 Group 1&2

Saba Basiri

Saba was able to rephrase her questions in her answers and used opening phrases well. She spoke at a good pace and gave lengthy replies every time which were supported with suitable examples and had appropriate vocabulary in them.  She made a couple of errors with correct verb form as she said, ‘fell in love’ rather than ‘fall’. Also, she would benefit from using more idiomatic language.

Sana Basiri

Sana was able to use opinionative language well and used modal verbs accurately, especially when giving advice. Also, she used pronouns correctly and used various tenses well. However, she ought to try to expand her answers a little more and she made a few pronunciation mistakes, including using two syllables instead of three for ‘injuries’.

Shahin Shahriyari 

Shahin was a polite candidate who could speak in simple sentences well. She used accurate pronunciation and used the present simple tense relatively well. However, she needs to work on her listening because she was not able to comprehend the majority of her questions. Also, she was able to give definitions of certain words, like ‘etiquette’, but she was not able to give examples. So she should work on her comprehension much more. Finally, she had some issues with her word order and was not able to use present perfect structures when she needed to.

Parvin Basat andaz

Parvin was able to comprehend the majority of her questions and spoke at a good pace. She could also use full sentences in the present simple tense well. She needs to work on her listening slightly as when asked about how her culture had changed, she spoke about her job choice having changed since she was a child. Also, she would use ‘eh’ a little too much in between her sentences and this resulted in her communication of meaning being hindered.

Hosein Ziyari

Hosein used opening expressions well when expressing his opinions and he used advanced vocabulary which suited each question. Furthermore, he had good listening skills as he comprehended his questions easily. He should try to use more examples to extend his answers even further and also he would benefit from using more complex structures in his answers, such as conditionals.

Mahnaz Sadri manesh

Mahnaz spoke at a good pace and was able to give lengthy answers throughout. She used opening expressions and opinionative phrases well and used advanced vocabulary. She should work on her listening slightly as when asked about non-conventional medicine, she spoke on punctuality. Also, she made a couple of mistakes with verb pattern by using ‘to’ when it was not needed.

Zahra Famuri

Zahra was able to give good reasons in her answers and she supported them with suitable examples to illustrate her argument. Furthermore, she used modals of obligations correctly and spoke in the present simple tense accurately. Having said this, she made a few mistakes with missing out the ‘s’ off plural verbs and she made some mistakes with word form because she said ‘they are openmind’.

Mandana Rasekh

Mandana had good listening skills as she was able to comprehend her questions easily and used suitable vocabulary throughout. She used opinionative expressions correctly and supported her answers well. However, when she spoke about how things were in the past, she used present simple verbs rather than past simple .Also, she missed out out ‘each’ when she said ‘meet other’.           

Shahrzad Rasekh

Shahrzad could understand her questions well and spoke clearly using suitable language in her replies. She would start off her answers well, but tended to struggle to complete it. Also, she needs to expand much more as they were often too short; and work on her verb patterns as she said, ‘it’s difficult to making’.

Negin Azizi

Negin could use good examples in her answers and gave detailed replies every time. She used excellent expression when responding, such as,’that’s a good question’ and was able to use different structures correctly. She ought to focus a little more on her grammar as she missed out a main verb once or twice and she sometimes used a subject pronoun instead of the object.

Leila Safari  

Leila was able to form present perfect and past simple sentences with ease and was able to speak in full sentences. She used relative pronouns correctly and supported her ideas with adequate examples. She should watch her auxiliary verbs as she made one or two errors with them and she made a couple of pronunciation mistakes.

Raziyeh Farmani

Raziyeh         had some very good ideas and she was able to use suitable lexis when answering each of her questions. Also, she spoke at a steady pace and could understand the majority of her questions. Having said this, she did not comprehend her question on culture and she missed out articles before nouns.

Farid Bostani

Farid was able to comprehend the majority of his questions, apart from the one on taboos, and he was able to use appropriate phrasal verbs correctly. He could speak in the present simple tense well and understood the present perfect. However, when he wanted to give advice he used ‘won’t’ rather than ‘shouldn’t’ and he tended to use the definite article with plural nouns.

Mohamad bagher Malek niya

Mohamad used personal examples well, was able to use correct word order and used appropriate language. However, he needs to work on his comprehension more because he was not able to understand his question on ‘dress code’. Also, he needed to expand on his answer more and he used a verb instead of a noun form as he said, ‘choose’ not ‘choice’.

Jila Manuchehri    

Jila was a steady speaker who used examples well and used words to show emphasis. She should work on her listening much more as she was not able to understand a lot of her questions due to the fact that she could not comprehend the key words. So she should work on her listening much more.

Daryush Saadat

Daryush used examples well and was able to give full answers for every question. Also, he used an appropriate range of vocabulary and spoke in present simple sentences well. Having said this, when it came to using the past simple, he tended to use the present and he used an incorrect auxiliary verb as when he was talking about ability he said, ‘I don’t’ rather than ‘I can’t’.

Amir Fazilat

Amir used adverbs well and could use opening phrases correctly to start each reply. Also, he was able to comprehend his questions easily and used a wide range of vocabulary. He needs to try to expand his answer more as they fell a little short a few times and he made a couple of pronunciation errors with ‘therapy’.

Abdol rasool Salehi afruz

Abdol gave a detailed introduction and used complete sentences in his answers. He also used correct verb patterns. However, he had a couple of issues with some of his replies as they did not always fully answer the question being asked, as he would say give a definition, when he was asked to give examples. Also, he sometimes missed ‘to’ for example, ‘I prefer buy clothes…’.

Ghasem Zare

Ghasem used adverbs well and could also use an excellent array of opening expressions. He supported his answers with brilliant examples and was able to understand his questions. He made a couple of errors with word order as he said, ‘must be always at home’, and he used the wrong word form. So he should focus on his grammar more.

Ahmad Heydari

Ahmad used complete sentences and always gave detailed responses. He also used a wide range of vocabulary which always fitted his questions. He should try to use more contractions as he would often use the full form and he should work on his listening slightly because he misheard his question on special rules and replied with an answer on special holidays.

Reza Basirat           

Reza used opening expressions well, such as, ‘as a matter of fact’ and he demonstrated very good listening skills because he could understand his questions well. Furthermore, he used suitable examples and adequate range of vocabulary. He should work on his grammar more as he used present verbs when referring to the past and he used –ing with present simple structures as he said, ‘don’t slurping’.

Maryam Farhadi

Maryam gave detailed answers and was able to use appropriate examples. She spoke clearly and had good pronunciation. She should try to extend her answers even further because she could have said why things are a taboo, also, she misused ‘to’ with certain modals of obligation and verbs patterns, as she said, ‘respect to adults’.        

Hamed Tavakoliyan

Hamed used proverbs well and demonstrated excellent listening skills as he was able to comprehend his questions with ease. He used brilliant examples and was able to use various structures including conditionals. He missed out the ‘s’ with third person verbs as he said, ‘it show’ and he made one or two mistakes with prepositions.

Shahrokh shojaei

Shahrokh used complete sentences and could use various modal verbs well. He was a controlled speaker who gave detailed replies with adequate lexis in them. He should be careful with his word order as he said, ‘wifehouse ‘ and he ought to rephrase his opening answers rather than using the same structure which was used in the questions.