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Interview Feedback Level 4 Group 56

Taherh Mosavi

Taherhused adverbs of frequency well like ‘hardly ever’ and could form full sentences using the present tense correctly. She demonstrated good listening skills and used a range of modals and sequencers properly. However, she added an ‘s’ to a couple of uncountable nouns like ‘fresh fruit’ and used some prepositions incorrectly. Also, she should try to use more pronouns because she repeated ‘casual clothes’ rather than replacing it with ‘they’ or ‘them’.

Ali Rozitalab

Ali could speak in a range of tenses, including present and future ones. He used an array of adjectives and continuously used full sentences. Also, he demonstrated good listening skills. He should use sequencing words more and made several pronunciation mistakes as he said ‘sweet’ instead of ‘suit’. Furthermore, although he used some modal verbs appropriately, he used two in the same sentences as he said, ‘must have to cover their hair’.

Fatemeh Javan Mardi

Fatemeh used sequencing words appropriately and could use a couple of complex structures, including first conditional. She spoke in the present simple tense and replied using contractions; also, she used a few modals and comprehended well. However, she used a singular noun instead of a plural one and missed out a verb with some modal verbs such as ‘should formal clothes.

Ayda Chapsang

Ayda could use appropriate structures including first conditional and constantly gave detailed answers. She used descriptive language fittingly and formed sentences using correct verb patterns like ‘try to eat right’. She should be careful when using some modals as she missed out the verb to ‘be’ with adjectives such as ‘hotel might dirty’. Also, she should try and look up more as she would look down when speaking.

Azadeh Ahmadlo

Azadehhad good pronunciation and used correct verb patterns. She could speak in the present simple tense well using times expressions and she varied her modals and formed to majority of them accurately. Having said this, she used an incorrect form of ‘have to’ when referring to third person, as she said, ‘woman have to …’. Also, she would benefit from working on her listening slightly.

Bahareh Roshani

Bahareh spoke in full sentences and spoke clearly at a good pace. She could comprehend her questions relatively well and used suitable adjectives. However, she should work on her listening as she had to have several questions repeated. Also, she should use modals to refer to possible problems and incorrectly used prepositions as she said, ‘to be in healthy’.

Raziyeh Abedi

Raziyehhad good pronunciation and listening skills. She was able to form simple present structures and attempted to use one or two modals. However, she rarely gave more than one sentence to answer, which meant that she had to be asked ‘why’ to gain additional information. Also, she made a couple of mistakes with word order and did not use sequencing words to stage her routine.

Mehrdad Mohammadi

Mehrdad could understand the majority of his questions with ease. He used a range of time expressions well like ‘two times a week’ and used plural and singular verbs accurately. Having said this, he  needs to give more details in each of his answers as he had to be asked ‘why’ on several occasions. Also, he should work on his tenses because he would answers the bulk of his questions using present continuous. One example of this is ‘I’m going to the gym two times a week’. 

Moham Reza Hoseingholi

Mohamdemonstrated good listening and could speak in the present simple and past simple tense relatively easily. He used some adverbs of frequency and spoke clearly. However, he needs to expand his answers much more because he tended to give only one sentence replies. Furthermore, he could have used sequencing words and used an incorrect word form such as ‘a meet’ not ‘a meeting’.

Yaser Mohammadi

Yaser used a good range of adjectives to answer and understood his questions well. Also, he had good pronunciation and listening skills and used vocabulary which fitted some of his questions perfectly such as ‘take a nap’. He ought to watch his prepositions as he said, ‘in the weekend’. Furthermore, he did not use sequencers to refer to his routine and he missed out the verb to ‘be’ in some of his sentences like ‘we want to healthy’.

Amir Reza Anvar

Amir used time expressions accurately and gave full answer throughout. He had good word order and was able to use appropriate lexis for each of his questions, in addition, he could did not make any mistakes with prepositions. However, he mispronounced ‘conservative’ and missed off an ‘s’ with a few plural nouns. Finally, he should use more pronouns to reduce repetition.

Amir Hosein Anvar

Amir demonstrated good listening skills and used various comparative structures well. Also, he spoke using full present simple sentences properly and used correct collocations like ‘go swimming’. He should work on his pronunciation much more as he made several mistakes. One example of this is when he said ‘suit’ as his sounded more like ‘sweet’. Furthermore, he made a couple of incorrect word choices and should use sequencing words more.

Masomeh Zarei

Masomeh demonstrated an excellent understanding and had brilliant listening skills. She used a range of structures and tenses correctly like past simple, adverbs and modals; and was able to support her ideas well. She should attempt to use more phrasal verbs and used more contractions in order to sound more fluent.

 Abdol Aziz Shorangiz

Abdol used time expressions well like ‘three times a week’ and his word order was of a good level. He always gave full answers and had good comprehension. He tried to use some modals, but missed out an infinitive, for example, ‘have to modest clothes’. Furthermore, he ought to use more sequencing words when speaking on his daily routine and try to vary his adverbs of frequency more as he tended to use ‘usually’.

Masomeh Heshmatpor

Masomeh spoke at a natural pace and was clear throughout. She was able to form present simple structures accurately and used correct prepositions and adverbs. Also, she could reduce repetition of nouns by replacing them with pronouns, which was good to see, and used appropriate vocabulary like ‘hang out’. Having said this, she made one or two mistakes with comparative adjectives as she said ‘more happy’. Also, she used a noun instead of a verb once.

Meysam Arabi

Meysam could form present simple sentences easily and demonstrated good listening skills as he could respond to all of his questions without difficulty. Furthermore, he used a wide range of adjectives to be more descriptive like ‘historical’. However, he used present simple verbs when referring to the past and missed out articles on several occasions. Finally, he should use modal verbs more, especially when talking about possible problems.

Mehdi Rashidi

Mehdi understood his questions well and was able to give in-depth replies continuously. He spoke clearly used appropriate vocabulary and formed modals correctly. He tried to used various time expressions, which was good to see, but made a couple of errors with some of them as he said, ‘for one weeks’. In addition, he said ‘in the weekend’ and would benefit from contracting more of his words to sound more fluent.

Javad Mosavi

Javaddemonstrated good comprehension and could respond to each of his questions without any issues on meaning. Furthermore, he formed comparative structures well, could speak in various tenses properly and used a range of modal verbs like ‘should, might and must’. Although he was able to use modals, he made a couple of mistakes by adding an extra infinitive, for example ‘must be wear a scarf’. Also, he missed indefinite articles at times.

Tahereh Khorshidiyan

Tahereh could use modals of obligations fittingly and was able to use full complete sentences during the course of her interview. She used appropriate adjectives like ‘modest’ and had very good listening skills. Having said this, she made one or two mistakes with modal and auxiliary verbs as she missed out an infinitive with ‘should’ and said, ‘I’m drink a lot of water’.

Amin Safarpor

Amin gave detailed responses throughout and was able to speak using the present and past simple tense correctly. He used a range of adverbs of frequency such as ‘almost always’ and could comprehend his answers easily. He should work on his prepositions as he said ‘in the weekend’. Also, he made a couple of errors with plural and singular form and added an ‘s’ to certain uncountable nouns.