موسسه آموزش عالی آزاد فاخر

Sahba nadgaran

Sahba used third person verb forms correctly and spoke in full complete sentences. She used prepositions accurately and easily comprehended her questions. Having said this, she made several mistakes with ‘to’ as she said, ‘I go to shopping’ and ‘I go to picnic’. Also, she mispronounced ‘quiet’ and was not able to replicate past simple structures.

Elnaz Seyyed abasi

Elnaz was able to name months of the years in the correct order and used frequency adverbs well. She could form comparative adjectives properly and spoke in present and past simple accurately. However, she needs to be careful with her listening as she mistook her question for a kind of exercise for the time when she does this. Furthermore, she used and incorrect preposition with ‘picnic’ and missed out the verb to ‘be’ with an adjective once.

Hamide zohd

Hamide used a good range of vocabulary and gave full answers every time. She used adverbs and demonstrated good listening skills as she understood her questions. She should work on her tenses more as she used present continuous instead of simple to talk about her free time activities. Furthermore, she followed modal verb of ability with ‘to’ as she said, ‘can to travel a lot’ and mispronounced ‘August’.

Mostafa Ghodrat elahi fard

Mostafa used conjunctions appropriately and was able to use comparative language fittingly. He understood his questions and used full sentences. However, he made numerous errors with prepositions like ‘in Friday’ and ‘on university’ and he used the verb to ‘be’ incorrectly when speaking in the present simple tense. Also, he missed out nouns and used an inappropriate adjective in a few sentences, for example ‘brother is 5 smaller’.

Vahid karami

Vahid formed third person present simple sentences well and used key lexis in some of his replies like ‘hang out’. He demonstrated good listening because he understood his questions, but the problem lied with his responses. He struggled to give enough information and tended to give one sentence replies which resulted with him being asked ‘why’ each time. Also, he missed out ‘September’ when naming months.

Masoome Zareie

Masoomedid not leave long pauses before answering and could speak about her family well. She had good pronunciation and used the verb to ‘be’ properly. Having said this, she had a few problems with her listening as she misheard some questions and this ended in inaccurate replies being given. One example of this is when she was asked about ‘last weekend’ as she spoke about the days of the week instead. Furthermore, she used present continuous instead of simple a couple of times.

Shahrooz Bagher zade

Shahrooz had good listening as he understood his questions with ease. He used ‘when’ clauses and present simple well and used some good phrases such as ‘take a nap’. He should work on expanding more as some answers were a little short and he needs to improve his past simple knowledge because he used present simple when asked about the past.

Seyyedimanfalsafi

Seyyed spoke in full sentences and used time expressions fittingly. He used a few modals verbs correctly and comprehended his questions. Although he used complete sentences, he had to be asked ‘why’ to gain extra details so he should work on expanding more. Also, he used the present simple verbs to talk about when asked about the past and used an incorrect word form like ‘classic’ rather than ‘classical music’.

Mehrdad gooya

Mehrdad could speak about his family well and used comparative language as he said, ‘my mother looks like my aunt’. Also, he formed third person sentences correctly using ‘s’ where needed and used correct prepositions. He needs to expand his answers much more and work on his listening because he had to have his questions repeated. Finally, he struggled to used correct tenses as he used present continuous to talk about his free time activities.

Saeed roozegar

Saeed used a good range of lexis a, such as ‘middle aged’ and ‘pocket money’. He could use adverbs correctly and formed third person and short answers accurately. Although he spoke well using the present simple, he had a few difficulties with his listening as he could not understand his question on ‘last night’. Also, he used singular nouns instead of plural version. For example, ‘my brothers are businessman’.

Hamid reza hoseini

Hamid had a wide range of vocabulary and could speak in different tenses with ease. He used comparative adjectives and used good structured sentences. He made a couple of errors with prepositions with months as he used ‘on’ not ‘in’. Also, he made a few mistakes with verb choice because he used ‘have’ with some adjectives.

Nahid dara

Nahid used the present simple tense correctly to talk on free time activities. She used prepositions correctly and could use some suitable adjectives like ‘beautiful’ with proper pronunciation. However, she often had to be asked ‘why’ to gain more information so she should work on this. Also, she misheard one or two questions and this ended in an inappropriate response.

Mahnaz ahmadi    

Mahnaz had very good listening skills as she responded instantly. She used contractions and could name days of the week with accurate stress. Also, she used a range of adjectives in her replies and spoke in full sentences. She needs to work on tenses more because when asked about last weekend, she used ‘be going to’ tense instead, also, she could not comprehend her question on months of the year.

Fateme jamshidi

Fateme spoke at a steady pace and had good pronunciation skills. She used the present simple tense well to give a description of her family and tried to use different adjectives like ‘energetic’. However, she needs to really focus on giving fuller answers because they would often be one sentences replies without extra detail. Also, she misheard some questions such as one on months because she spoke about ‘Shakira’.

Mehrzad farhadi

Mehrzad understood his questions with ease and could use a range of tenses like present simple and continuous. Also, he used the verb to ‘be’ correctly with different adjectives. Although he used complete sentences in most of his answers, when asked about what he did in his free time, he listed rather than putting these ideas in full sentences. Furthermore, he made a couple of errors with ‘have’ as he said, ‘Shiraz have…’.           

Mina nemati

Mina used a range of vocabulary and adjectives to answer and could use present simple verbs correctly. Also, she used various verbs with correct patterns such as ‘need to’. Having said this, she needs to work on her listening much more because she misheard some question and this resulted in a different response being given. One example is when he was asked about what his brothers did, Mina spoke about herself instead. Also, she used indefinite articles when using comparatives.

Ahmad reza masoodi

Ahmadreza used conjunctions correctly, including contrasting and additional ones. He could understand his questions and used correct word forms like ‘classical music’. Having said this, he struggled with using correct tenses as he used present continuous to speak on his free time. For instance, ‘I reading a book every night’. Also, he missed out auxiliary verbs and main verbs in his sentences, so they were incoherent at times.

Safoora sepahi

Safoora used comparative adjectives and prepositions accurately. She formed present simple full and short answers correctly and used suitable vocabulary like ‘take a nap’. She should work on her listening slightly because she could not comprehend her question on ‘months’ and she did not use past simple verbs a few times.

Vahide sepahi

Vahide spoke in full sentences throughout and could use the present and past simple tense properly. She could give details on her family confidently and had relatively good listening skills. Having said this, she struggled to understand one question on when her birthday was and nearer the end she had to be asked ‘why’ to gain more information, so expanding more would help her next time.

Arvin rostami

Arvin was a confident speaker and replied quickly to her questions using suitable opening expressions. She used examples to support her ideas and could speak at length. Also, she used correct verb patterns and a range of modal verbs. However, there were several times when some of her answers lacked a logical order and this made it harder to follower her ideas. Also, she misunderstood her question relating to ‘small talk’ as she spoke on gestures instead.

Saeed zare

Saeed gave a detailed introduction and used a wide range of vocabulary for each of his answers such as ‘hang out’. He used various adverbs, spoke in the present and past easily and demonstrated very good listening skills because he did not need his questions repeating. He should work on his speed as he often spoke quite slowly and this hindered his fluency. Also, he missed out articles a couple of times.

Momojgan Koroni

Momojgan gave a good description of her family unit and could comprehend easily. She used the past simple form of a verb properly and was able to use full sentences throughout using time expressions fittingly. However, she made several mistakes with prepositions and days of the week because she said, ‘in Friday’ and she misused quantifiers a few times.