موسسه آموزش عالی آزاد فاخر

Feedback: Level 10& Level11

Mostafa Mahmudiyan

Mostafa was able to speak in various tenses well, including future simple, and he used prefixes correctly. He demonstrated excellent listening skills and was able to give lengthy answers. He should watch his prepositions as he made a few mistakes e.g. ‘in that time’ instead of ‘at’. Also, he made a couple of pronunciation errors, but these were only minor.

Vida Gholam zadeh

Vida could form conditional structures accurately and used phrasal verbs fittingly. She was able to comprehend her questions easily and spoke at a good pace. However, she needs to focus on her grammar more as she several mistakes, particularly when it came to using plural and singular determiners, for example, ‘many person’. Furthermore, she should try to use opening expression to start her answers.

Negin Hoseini

Negin used a wide range of vocabulary and was able to use correct verb patterns. Also, she used was able to use idiomatic language suitably and used correct word collocations. She should be careful with her subjects as she made a couple of errors by using both noun and pronoun together, for example, ‘some people that they can…’.  Also, she used an incorrect prepositions a couple of times.

Sima Sohrabi

Sima demonstrated very good listening skills as she could comprehend her questions relatively easy. Also, she used appropriate vocabulary and could speak in various tenses accordingly. She should be careful with her usage of ‘to’ because she would add it when it wasn’t necessary. Furthermore, she made some errors with singular and plural determiners.

Ahmad reza Habibi

Ahmad could comprehend his questions well and spoke clearly. He spoke using vocabulary which fitted his answers well, but he often gave quite short replies for this level. Also, he was not able to use the present perfect tense and opted to use the past simple, and, he did not use many opening expressions.

Hosein Dehghani

Hosein was a controlled speaker who could use appropriate examples and vocabulary for each of his questions. He used opening expressions well and could give lengthy replies. He ought to watch his pronunciation slightly as he pronounced ‘life’ as ‘wife’. Also, he used an incorrect verb form a couple of times as he said, ‘people has’.

Mohamad reza Mola

Mohamad could use personal examples well and used a range of adverbial phrases. Also, he used opening phrases throughout and used an array of words. He needs to work on his perfect tenses as he used the present perfect instead of the past and he misplaced an adverbs a couple of times because he said, ‘I never have been a volunteer’.

Meisam Afshar     

Meisam used idioms well and used appropriate language throughout. He could form sentences using various structures accurately and had good listening and pronunciation skills. He ought to watch his verb patterns as he made some errors when forming negative forms, such as, ‘I learn to don’t be…’. Also, he used a singular noun when one was needed too.

Behzad Momen

Behzad could comprehend all of his questions relatively well and had good listening skills. Furthermore, he spoke at a steady pace and spoke in full sentences throughout. He should focus verb patterns without ‘to’ as he often added it when it was not necessary, for example ‘try help to them’. Also, although he used opening expressions, he tended to use the same one, so he needs to vary them more.

Pegah Yusefi

Pegah used idiomatic language fittingly and could use various opening phrases every time. Also, she could speak in various tenses easily and used a wide range of vocabulary for each of her questions. She made a few mistakes with prepositions and tended to add nouns and pronouns rather than just one. One example is when she said, ‘admire people that they’.       

Niloofar Roshan   

Niloofar used appropriate lexis and could give detailed replies each time. Also, she used excellent examples to support them, could use past continuous correctly and was able to comprehend all of her questions easily, demonstrated good listening skills too. She needs to be careful when speaking in the past simple because she would use a mixture of present and past verbs. Also, she should try to use more idioms to further improve her answers.

Maryam Mola

Maryam demonstrated very good listening skills as she did not need to have her questions repeated. Also, she could use third person verb forms correctly and used idioms fitting e.g. ‘gets on my nerves’. She should try to paraphrase her answers as she would use the question in her answer instead of paraphrasing it. Also, she made one or two mistakes with word form as she used the noun form rather than verb one once or twice.

Mohamad Tavakoli          

Mohamad was a clear speaker who was able to use emphasising words suitably and used the present and past simple well. Also, he could use personal examples well. He needs to work on correct form of ‘will’ when speaking on predictions as he said, ‘it will be changed’. Also, he missed out auxiliary verbs in some of his sentences and used an incorrect preposition at times.

Zahra Tavakoli

Zahra was able to use examples well in her answers and used modals of obligation well. She used sequencing words fittingly and gave full answers. However, she had a couple of comprehension issues as she was not able to understand a couple of questions, including one on ‘bargain hunter’. Also, she would benefit from widening her vocabulary as well as sometimes it was a little limited.

Maryam Noor Ali

Maryam was able to use personal examples correctly and spoke at a steady pace. She used phrasal verbs and used collocations well. She needs to work on her prepositions more as she would use incorrect ones, particularly when using a prepositional expression, for example ‘at the first time’.

Hamid reza Asayi

Hamid demonstrated excellent listening skills as he could understand his questions with ease. Furthermore, he could use opening phrases correctly, varying them throughout, and he used appropriate examples in his replies. He now needs to use more idiomatic expressions and attempt to use more advanced structures.

Erfan Shiravani

Erfan was able to use relative clauses and pronouns suitably in his answers and could use various structures correctly, such as, ‘used to’ forms. Also, he had good pronunciation as he stressed words accurately. However, he tended to give quite brief responses, so he had to be asked ‘why’ to gain additional information. Also, he should try to use more examples to further expand his answers as he rarely used them where he could have.

Masoomeh Poor talebi  

Masoomeh could give lengthy answers and could understand his questions easily, which demonstrated very good listening. She used appropriate lexis and had good pronunciation. She made some errors with prepositions and she misused the verb to be because she said, ‘animals is very nice’. So she should work on her grammar more.

Elham Masoomi

Elham spoke at a good pace and used a wide range of vocabulary, such as, ‘compulsive shopper’. She also tried to answer all of her questions using correct tense. However, she would struggle to give a complete answers as when she start with a few sentences, she could not expand it further, so she should focus on expanding them much more. Also, she used wrong word forms a couple of times.

Maryam Noruzi    

Maryam used correct verb patterns and could speak in the present simple tense well. Also, she tried to give full answers and use examples to support them. Having said this, she gave a few inaccurate answers at times because she misheard her questions, for example when she was asked about a memorable advertisement, she spoke on the types that are effective. Also, she would benefit from using more advanced vocabulary to become a more competent speaker.

Shiva Roshan ghiyas

Shiva spoke at a good pace and could give a balanced argument. She used excellent expressions throughout and could use modals and phrasal verbs fittingly, such as, ‘cracked me up’. She should work on her pronunciation more as she used an incorrect number of syllables for a few words like ‘commercials’.

Ghobad Doost mohamad loo

Ghobad used adverbs well and could speak in the present simple well. He used a range of modals and examples in his answers and could comprehend all of his questions well. He should work on third person verb forms because he said, ‘the hotel have’. Also, he mispronounced ‘South’ in South Africa and missed out subject pronouns once or twice.