موسسه آموزش عالی آزاد فاخر

Mahsa Fereiduni

Mahsa gave a detailed introduction and used adverbs of frequency well in her answers. She was able to comprehend her questions well and used appropriate vocabulary. However, she should try to use more sequencing words rather than conjunctions and needs to expand her answers more by using more examples.

Erahad OstadZade

Erahad was able to use examples to support his answers appropriately and used opinionative expressions like ‘I think’ well. He also used a wide range of vocabulary and used correct verb patterns. He should work on his listening slightly as he misheard a couple of questions and this resulted in an incorrect answer being given. For example, when he was asked about his healthy habits, he spoke objectively instead of subjectively.

Mohamad Payande

Mohamad used adverbs of frequency and sequencing words well when speaking in the present simple tense. He could use modal verbs correctly and spoke at a good pace using full sentences throughout. Having said this, some of his answers were a little short so he should try to expand a bit more. Also, he made a couple of errors with prepositions, such as, ‘I go to at the gym’ and missed out ‘to’ between verbs.

Mohsen Balaghi

Mohsen gave an in-depth introduction and demonstrated very good listening skills as he could understand his questions easily. Furthermore, he used adverbs fittingly and used a wide range of vocabulary which suited each of his questions. However, he should work on his verb patterns as he followed like/dislike verbs with an infinitive, for example ‘I don’t like wear…’. Also, he missed out main verbs from some of his sentences and pronounced his ‘v’s as ‘w’s.

Mohamadamin Sajediyan

Mohamad could use examples well and was a steady speaker. He understood his questions easily, which demonstrated good listening and comprehension skills, and he was able to use full simple sentences with correct verb patterns and verb forms. He needs to work on using sequencers to stage some of his answers and he would benefit from expanding more.

Mina Honarvaran

Mina used time expressions well and had good word order. She spoke at a natural pace with good pronunciation and could speak in various tenses accurately, including past and future tenses. She made a couple of mistakes with pronouns and misheard one of her questions on how she stays healthy as she spoke about people not herself.

   Atefe Askari

Atefe was able to join her sentences well with correct conjunctions and could form sentences well using present and past verbs suitably. She gave detailed answers and demonstrated good listening. She should try to use more pronouns to avoid repetition of nouns and made a couple of third person verb mistakes as she said, ‘my car have…’.

Pooriya Parivar  

Pooriya was able to form simple sentences well and pronounced words correctly. He was able to understand his questions relatively easily and used adverbs well. Although he spoke clearly, he often spoke slowly. Also, he miscomprehended his question on where he stayed when he went on vacation because he spoke of the place he visited instead of the place he stayed.

Mohsen Elahi     

Mohsen gave a detailed description of his daily routine and was very specific as he said when exactly he did things. Furthermore, he used appropriate vocabulary and could form present simple sentences well. However, he made some mistakes when using the past tense as he used both present and past verbs in his answers. For example, ‘I went go to swimming’. Also, he should work on his listening as he had to have some questions repeated and ought to expand his answers much more.

Mohamadali Keshtiaray

Mohamad was able to use various structures including zero conditionals correctly and gave detailed replies every time. Also, he had good listening, used third person verb forms accurately and could support his ideas with suitable examples. He should work on his pronunciation slightly because he would use ‘w’ for ‘v’ words, for example ‘witamins’. Also, he should try to keep his tenses simple at this stage as he tried to use future tenses, but it resulted in a mixture of future and perfect together.

Azar Zarei

Azar was a clear speaker and used sequencers well and could form present and past simple sentences correctly. She used time expressions correctly and had good word order. However, she should try to use modal verbs when speaking about possible problems and work on her irregular plural nouns because she said, ‘all woman’ instead of ‘all women’. Also, she missed the ‘s’ off some third person verbs.

Kosar Masboobi

Kosar used opening expressions well and used various modal verbs well. She was a controlled speaker and used correct verb patterns and sequencing words. She should focus on prepositions as she said, ‘in vacation’ and she made a couple of pronunciation mistakes. Finally, she should try to use more examples.

 Reza Keshtkaran

Reza spoke in full sentences and used suitable vocabulary throughout. He gave a detailed introduction and could speak in the present simple tense well. Having said this, he should try to use more examples to support his ideas and he ought to work on articles more because he would use the definitive incorrectly for example, ‘the party’ instead of ‘a party’.

Saeideh Farajzadeh

Saeideh was able to extend her answers by using personal examples and gave reasons to support her ideas. Also, she had very good listening as she was able to comprehend her questions well and she used a range of modals correctly. Although she used phrasal verbs, she made a couple of errors with the placement of pronouns because she said, ‘put on it’. Furthermore, she made some mistakes with prepositions.

Maryam Khakrah

Maryam used adverbs well and could use appropriate vocabulary throughout. Furthermore, she used a few phrasal verbs correctly and spoke in full sentences using correct verb patterns. She should try to use modal verbs when referring to possible problems and once or twice she listed some of her ideas instead of using full sentences.

Gholamreza  Check

Gholamreza could use adverbs of frequency correctly when speaking in the present simple tense. He was able to use relative clauses appropriately and always spoke in complete sentences, giving detailed responses each time. He needs to focus on prepositions slightly because he said, ‘in my vacation’ and he often used ‘I like to…’, so he should try to vary his verbs choices more.

Javad Rahmani  

Javad used a wide range of vocabulary like ‘stay in shape’ and could speak in the present and past simple tense well. He should try to expand his answers more and needs to work on his listening slightly because he misheard ‘stay’ for ‘see’. Furthermore, he made a few mistakes with word stress, so he should work on his pronunciation too.

Mohamadmehdi Saham

Mohamad was able to understand his questions relatively well,after repeating them several times, and used full sentences in his answers. He could speak in the present simple tense well and had good word order. Also, he used if clauses well. Having said this, he tended to repeat the same clause in each of his answers, so he should try to vary his responses. Also, he would use ‘and’ to extend his sentences, rather than using a different conjunction or starting a new sentence.

Shoeib shahrivar

Shoeib was a clear speaker and demonstrated a good level of understanding as he could comprehend his questions and respond adequately. He was able to expand his answers by using suitable examples, could use appropriate vocabulary and used a range of sequencers, adverbs and modals correctly. Although he used modal verbs, he tended to miss out the infinitive verb, for example ‘it might your flight’. Also, he would benefit from using opening expressions.