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Behrooz Bozorgghalati
Behrooz used opening phrases well and used a couple of idioms, such as, ‘head for fear’, although I do not think ‘fear’ is an adequate noun to use this idiom. He could speak in the present perfect and simple tense well, but was not able to use the past perfect when needed. Also, he should work on his listening more because he had to have many questions repeated, and, he should try to reduce the amount of pauses between sentences as this reduced his fluency. Finally, he made a couple of word form mistakes as he said, ‘went to Turkish’.
Alireza Ali nejad
Amireza gave full answers throught and was able to use quite advanced vocabulary, which directly related to each of his questions. Also, he demonstrated very good listening skills and he used various modals appropriately. He needs to be careful with his word form as he used a noun instead of an adjectives a few times. Furthermore, he made some errors with expressions as he used an incorrect preposition, for example ‘in the other hand’.
MojtabaIran bastan
Mojtaba used argumentative expressions well and could give a balanced argument wherever possible. Furthermore, he gave lengthy answers and used personal examples fittingly. He also used advanced language, such as, ‘greatest short coming’ and could paraphrase. He should be careful with a few word forms as he also made a couple of errors here because he said ‘unexpect resulted’. Also, he would benefit from paraphrasing each question more.
Ali Ghaedi
Ali could use phrasal verbs and modal verbs appropriately and was able to understand the majority of his questions. He could speak in the present tenses well and gave full answers where he could. Having said this, he was not able to fully answer one or two questions, so he should try to expand all of his replies and he used an incorrect word form a few times because he said, ‘laugh’ instead of ‘laughter’.
Ehsan Golabi
Ehsan could speak in various tenses well and used adverbial phrases appropriately. He also had excellent listening skills as he could quickly respond to each of his questions well. However, when he was asked about ‘travel hassles’, he could only speak about a particular experience rather than giving general examples. Also, he should try to use more complex structures, such as conditionals to become more fluent.
Narges Parand
Narges could form clauses correctly and comprehended all of her questions well. She could use examples accurately and tried to use opening expressions. Having said this, she tended to use the same opening phrase which had a slight mistake as she said, ‘in generally’, so she should try to vary them more. Also, she should focus on her pronunciation more as she mispronounced some words, including ‘aerobics’.
Fariba Shahramiri
Faribacould comprehend her questions well and demonstrated very good listening skills as she did not need her questions repeated. Furthermore, she used excellent expressions like ‘of course I have’ and was able to give detailed answers every time. She should watch her verb forms as she said, ‘all of them is not important’ and she used an incorrect verb form a few times.
Mahmood Hoseini
Mahmood use full answers and spoke at a steady pace. He could comprehend his questions relatively well and spoke in the present tenses well. He should work on his listening more as he was not able to understand his question on ‘playing a trick’ and had to have a couple of question rephrases because he was not familiar with a couple of key words like ‘during’. So he should expand his knowledge on vocabulary. Also, he mispronounced a few words including ‘yoga’.
Mohamadali Sharifi
Mohamad used adverbs and sequencing words well in his answers and used full simple sentences throughout. He could understand his question well and used examples in some of them to give extra information, which was good to see. He needs to use more modal verbs when talking about possible problems and had one or two mistakes with word order because he said, ‘I when go to the party’.
Gholamreza Afrasiyabi
Gholam spoke in complete sentences and demonstrated good listening skills as he could respond without having them repeated. He used adverbs correctly and could speak in the present simple tense. However, he should try to give additional information because when he was asked about activities he liked to do on holiday he mentioned them, but could have said why he liked doing them. Also, he should use sequencers when taking about his routine.
Mostafa Rajayi
Mostafa had excellent pronunciation skills as he used correct stress and intonation. He also had very good listening skills because he could respond automatically and he used suitable vocabulary. However, he should try to give more information and extend his answers even further because sometimes they were a little brief. Furthermore, he made one or two mistakes with his sentence structure because he said, ‘I enjoying about cars’.
Farid Amir abadi
Faridwas able to speak in full sentences throughout and tried to use a variety of tenses. He used adjectives well and could use conjunctions correctly. He needs to focus on his listening more because he often misheard some questions and this resulted in an inaccurate response. Also, he got his verb to ‘be’ form mixed up a few times as he said ‘everything are’ not ‘…is’.
FarnazAmir abadi
Farnazcould use appropriate vocabulary for each of his questions and was able to use pronouns to avoid repetition. Also, he could stage his answers well and spoke at a steady pace. He should try to rephrase his answers as he tended to use the same lexis as what was in the question and he ought to watch his verb patterns as he said, ‘I love to walking’.
Mahsa Bayat
Mahsa could use examples well in her answers and was able to use a wide range of vocabulary for each of her questions. She demonstrated excellent listening skills as she could understand all of her questions and was able to give detailed replies to each of them. She needs to be careful with conjunctions as she used two contrasting ones in the same sentence. Also, she used an incorrect verb form on a couple of occasions because she said, ‘before people have’
Aboozar Raeisi
Aboozar could understand his questions quite well and was able to use simple conjunctions to join his sentences and expand them. He also could name all of the months of the year in correct order and with correct pronunciation and he used object pronouns. He should focus on the plural form of ‘be’ as he said ‘there is six of us’. Also, when forming negative sentences, he missed out ‘any’ when it ought to have been used.
Reza Khalili
Reza could name the days of the week and used adjectives well when describing his family. He used the correct verb form for third person and had good listening skills. He needs to work on expanding further because he often gave one sentence answers rather than using one or two examples. Also, he used the present continuous tense when taking about the past, so he should focus on his grammar more.
Zahra Dehghani
Zahra could use a wide range of expressions when giving her opinion and considering two sides of an argument. She used phrasal verbs well and could talk in great detail using examples well. She made a few errors with the usage of ‘to’ and did not always use ideal collocations for example, ‘make me to have some stress’. Also, she would benefit from using more idiomatic language and vary her structures more to show a greater comprehension of the English language.
Milad Shirazi
Milad could express his opinions well and used opening phrases well. He could give detailed replies and used the present tenses well. However, he ought to work on his comprehension slightly as when asked a general question, he gave a subjective response and when he was asked about ‘water sports’ he spoke about other sports, such as, ‘football’. So he needs to listen more carefully.
Emad Shirazi
Emad could use various modal verbs accurately and was able to understand his questions well. He was able to link his questions to personal experiences and used examples well. He should try to use more advanced structures, like various conditional, prepositional phrases and idioms to illustrate higher fluency and he made a couple of pronunciation mistakes with correct stress.
Esmaeil Ziyaei
Esmaeil gave detailed responses and could relate his answers to personal experiences too. He used appropriate vocabulary and could speak in the present tense well. Having said this, he needs to work on his listening more because when he was asked about ‘advanced bookings’, he spoke about his vacation instead of taking on more general terns. Also, he used incorrect prepositions a few times as he said, ‘close to with me’.