Shadowing-Übung: IELTS Speaking Band 7.0 Mock Test with Feedback - Englisch Sprechen Lernen mit Video

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Hi.
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Hi.
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Welcome.
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How are you?
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I'm good.
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How are you?
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Good.
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Good.
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Thanks.
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To start off, can you just tell me your name?
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My name is Jiwoo Kim.
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Jiwoo.
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And can you spell that for me?
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J-I-W-O-O and then K-I-N.
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Great.
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Are you working or studying right now?
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I am actually a graduate student right now studying English Literature.
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And where is your hometown?
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I am currently living in Ilsan, which is not a part of Seoul.
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It's a part of Gyeonggi Province in a city named Goyang.
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And it's, I guess you could call it a suburb, the suburb area.
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And I have been living there for about 10 years.
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What do you like about your hometown?
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I like that it's less crowded compared to Seoul because I sometimes work in Seoul, I sometimes,
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I go to school in Seoul so I know how crowded Seoul can be
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but when I go home it's a lot more relaxing, I have a very big park in front of my apartment building so it's a lot calmer.
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And is there anything you dislike about your hometown?
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I dislike the transportation system around my hometown because it's very far
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and for me to get to a subway station it takes about 30 minutes by a bus
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and even the bus doesn't come very regularly
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so that's a bit of a pain but other than that I'm okay with it.
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And can you tell me about some of your hobbies what do you do in your free time?
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I usually lie down in bed and play games on my phone.
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I like to joke that I'm an invertebrate because I lie down like a spineless animal.
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But yeah, that's my favorite thing to do.
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Just play games on my phone, have a podcast playing in the background, and that's about it.
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Okay, we're gonna talk a little bit now about studying your student right now.
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What do you study?
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I study English literature.
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I'm a master's student right now and I heard
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that it's a little weird to talk about what you're focusing on as a master's student
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but to be a little bit more precise than literature I study Irish drama.
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And do you enjoy it?
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I have a love and hate relationship with it.
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I mean I definitely enjoy it enough to choose the path of pursuing my studies
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but I hate it at times because it makes me feel very stupid.
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Fair enough, fair enough.
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Do you look forward to finishing and beginning work? In the near future?
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Yeah.
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I am planning on it because this is my fourth semester as a master's student
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and usually a master's program would end about in a two-year, three-year type of situation.
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I haven't gotten started on my thesis yet
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so that's a bit of a problem but other than that I'm planning to graduate next summer.
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So after that, maybe I could start working.
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Good, good.
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And one final question.
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Do you prefer to study in the morning or the afternoon or the evening?
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I am a night owl so I definitely prefer to study at night or in around 3 a.m.
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4 a.m that's when I function the best.
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I'm definitely not a morning person.
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I usually sleep till around noon or 1 p.m.
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Okay, great.
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Well that's a good start.
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From there we can transition to part two.
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And in part two of the exam, as you may know, we have one prompt and this is the prompt.
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You'll have a minute to take notes and prepare and then you want to try to speak for two minutes.
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Okay.
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So take a moment to read that, make some notes, and in a minute we can get started.
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Okay, that's a minute there.
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Okay.
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Are you ready?
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Yes, I am.
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Okay.
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All right.
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So the person that came to mind was a singer named Yunha.
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And I think she just popped up in my head
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because I was just listening to her song while I was on the subway here.
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And she is a singer.
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I think she's been, I think she debuted around the early 2000s.
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So she's been singing for quite some time as far as I know.
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And I know that she is currently a very big hit because of this one song called Event Horizon.
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And from what I remember, this song came out around like February this year.
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So it's been a while.
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But then during the fall, she's been performing in a lot of university festivals.
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And that's when a lot of people who didn't know about this song started recognizing it.
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And they've started listening to it.
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And it's now back on the charts and everything.
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So that's what she's done.
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And I think she's popular because she sings really effortlessly.
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You know, all the high notes, all the vibrato and stuff.
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She does it so amazingly yet effortlessly.
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and I am sort of in awe of this person now
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so she comes to mind she's the person that came to mind.
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Okay great.
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One or two follow-ups.
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What style of music would you say?
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I think she does like a soft rock slash band type of music.
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She plays the keyboard and there's like a backup band behind her whenever she sings live.
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I can't say that I'm sure for all of her songs though
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because I haven't listened to that many songs of hers yet.
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Okay good.
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And is she really popular at the moment?
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I think she is, yes.
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Okay great.
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Very good, very good.
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With that we can move on to part three.
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Alright.
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So I'll just ask a range of questions here.
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And the first one is what kind of people are popular at work? At work.
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I think people who are,
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I think for Koreans, I think people who are really good at drinking and love alcohol are usually very popular.
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I wanted to say that people who do their jobs really well would be popular
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but I think that that's not always the case.
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So yeah people who are outgoing and are always always willing to go for a drink afterwards are very popular.
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And do you think bosses are more popular than employees at work?
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I don't think so normally because if you say in a boss
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and employee type of situation there's always a hierarchy and even
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if you're a very outgoing person and you're very casual it's hard to forget
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that that person's your boss and you know they have the power to stop giving you money at one point.
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So yes I think it's it takes a lot of effort for a boss to be very popular at work.
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And which do you think is more important keeping a good relationship with colleagues
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or being well or doing well or being good at your job?
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Huh.
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I personally want to be the person who is good at their job,
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but to be popular, I think maintaining a good relationship with your colleagues is a little bit better
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and therefore it seems like that's the better person, that's the better employee to have at workplace sometimes.
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Okay.
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Yeah.
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Okay, and one more question.
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What benefits are there when a child is popular at school?
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Benefits.
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I think they would get a lot of valentines or gifts.
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They would have a lot of friends wanting to come to their birthday parties.
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Yeah.
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Yeah.
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And how would that impact the child's life in school?
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I think being very popular from a very young age would
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impact a child to not have as many problems in their social life,
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normally because they would always have people who want to be with them, who would want to be with them.
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But at the same time, I feel like that would always also help,
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not help them, impact them in ways where they won't be able to fulfill certain things as well when they have like,
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you know, challenges faced in front of them because they wouldn't have had to try so hard in the past.
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Yeah.
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Good.
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All right.
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Well, really nicely done.
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And with that, we can move on to the feedback.
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All right.
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All right.
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So as you probably know, the IELTS is scored on four categories.
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There's fluency, vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation.
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You are a very strong speaker across the board.
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You did an excellent job on this exam.
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So we'll take them just make a few comments on each category.
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In terms of fluency, you speak naturally.
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Really no pauses other than the natural pause that is needed to find a word or find a phrase.
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so that's really as strong as it can get.
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I noticed no additional hesitation.
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Your vocabulary is great.
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I noticed not just a range of words, but also idioms and uncommon words and native-like collocations.
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You said things like a love and hate relationship, which is a very common natural phrase.
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Instead of just saying transportation, you refer to the transportation system which is a good advanced way to say that.
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And then there were really uncommon words like an invertebrate to describe how you relax at home, that was great.
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Hierarchy is another one of these more academic kind of words that are very good to use.
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And also I think refer to yourself as a night owl.
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Again, good idiomatic language that that reaches into the top top IELTS bands.
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Moving on more good things to say your grammar is very good a range of tenses present perfects perfect continuous
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so things like she has been performing which are very good to mark
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when things are happening and the relationship and also good advanced praises like,
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I guess you could call it to introduce some uncertainty or to show how you feel about something.
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I think you also said, from what I remember, which is a very good way to say that I'm not 100% sure.
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Exactly, yeah.
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To add that nuance.
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So that was very good.
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Your pronunciation is also very good.
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Thank you.
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clear throughout, no issues with single words or stress, and there is a sort of natural rhythm,
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a rise and fall to your speech.
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So that was overall excellent.
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And in terms of the parts, you really answered all of the questions in enough detail.
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The part two answer was about the right amount of time.
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The only area that maybe for improvement would be part three
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and it's not really language it's more of an approach to the question.
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Right, yeah.
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I know it's a little bit hard
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because we just sort of changed topics on you
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and there's no pause and here come questions but
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if there were any way to to give slightly longer answers in part three.
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That would be the only area I can think of to work on.
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So for example, explaining why people might be popular at work, maybe going on to elaborate with a short reason would be helpful.
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I felt like I was going off on a rant there, so I was trying trying to cut myself off a little bit.
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It's okay.
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It's a very good job.
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And then I think it's a somewhat tricky question the way it's phrased.
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Which one is more important, keeping a good relationship with colleagues or doing well at work?
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It feels like a strange choice.
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And I think you struggled partly as a result of the question.
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But practicing those if you really wanted to push forward.
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You did an excellent job.
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Thank you.
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And really thank you for coming in.
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And it was nice to meet you.
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Oh, it was nice to meet you too.
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All right.
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Thank you.

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