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Okay, hi.

Welcome.

Let's go ahead and get started.

To begin, can you tell me your name?

My name is Sen Park and my Korean name is Jung Ah Park.

Can you spell your name, first and last name?

My Korean name is J-E-O-N-G-N-A.

Jung Ah.

Yeah.

And you have an English name also?

Yeah, my English name is Sam Park.

Sam, okay.

Nice to meet you.

Are you working or studying right now, Sam?

I am.. none of them.

Okay.

I'm looking for a job.

Okay.

Because last year I graduated from Sunggyungan University.

Okay.

And I'm looking for a job recently,

but the market in Korea is not that good right now,

so I don't have any job right now.

Understandable.

What did you study in university?

My major is psychology and I majored psychology

because I wanted to be a profiler before

because I'm a big fan of Sherlock Holmes but then it was different from what I thought.

I regret it.

Good

and what is your hometown? my hometown my hometown is in

Korea Changwon yeah I was born there can you tell me about Changwon?

Changwon is a place next to Busan so people are more

the Busan is more popular than Changwon however Changwon is popular with the cherry blossom.

You know, there's a very long trail road full of cherry blossom during summer, during spring.

Yeah.

Okay, sounds like a nice place.

And what do you like to do in your free time?

Free time?

I like to watch Netflix and listen to a lot of music.

What kind of music do you like?

I like hip-hop.

Yeah, I like hip-hop.

All right, now we're going to talk about clothes.

Oh, yeah.

What's your favorite color of clothes?

My favorite color is green because it suits me a lot and I like the color of green because

I like nature and green is a color of nature.

So it's my favorite color.

And what kind of clothes do you never wear?

Never?

Black and white clothes.

Okay.

Like mix of black and white because I like colors a lot so if there is no color in it,

I don't like cat.

Okay.

Yeah.

And what kind of clothes do you usually wear?

I usually, uh, brown or green.

Yeah.

As I said earlier, I like nature.

So, and brown and green is a color of nature.

So, I really like those colors.

Okay.

Maybe there's one more question.

Do you wear the same style of clothes on a weekday and a weekend?

It doesn't depend on weekdays or weekends because it depends on whom I meet.

Like if I'm meeting a person who's much older than me then I will wear more polite clothes

but if I'm meeting friends that are younger or about the same age with me,

then I wear some kind of like a hip-hop clothes.

All right, good.

Very nice start.

Now we can move on to part two.

So in part two, you get a topic and you get one minute to prepare.

This is your topic.

You can take notes to prepare or any way that you would like.

Here's a pencil.

Just set a timer and in a minute we can start.

Okay, and that is a minute.

So, in this part you're going to describe an energetic person you know and you want to say who the person is,

how you know this person,

why you think they are energetic and explain how you feel about this person.

Are you ready?

Yeah.

All right So the energetic person that I know is Tony Stark

Though I know Tony Stark from the movie called Iron Man There are series of Iron Man one two three,

but I'm a big fan of Tony Stark in the movie

The reason why I think Tony Stark is energetic is first of all he is

He I saw him dancing while he's working and I think it's really hard to dance and enjoy what he's

enjoy his work when it comes to

Like making money So I thought he's very energetic

and second of all I consider him energetic when he's dealing with the villains

like I never saw him being depressed or very very how to say sad about what when the villains were

villains for

Overtaking him so I thought he I'd consider him as energetic and

What I feel about him is that he's very confident about himself and he's very cool and very independent person Yeah Cool

Just a couple of follow-ups about Tony Stark.

Do you know any other movies or shows that he has been in besides Iron Man?

I've never seen him in any other movies other than Avengers or Iron Man.

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Avengers and Iron Man, okay.

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What kind of clothes does he usually wear?

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Suits.

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Suits?

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Like a business suit?

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Yeah, business suits.

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Is he a sharp dresser, a good dresser?

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He's a good.. oh no, he doesn't wear suits.

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He wears jeans and t-shirts.

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Okay, casual clothes.

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Yeah.

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Okay, good, good.

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All right, we can move on to part three.

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First question.

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What kinds of jobs need a lot of physical work?

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For me, I think jobs such as cameraman needs a lot of physical work

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because what I know about camera is that it's really heavy.

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I thought, I heard it's about five kilograms,

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but they're holding it on their shoulders for about 12 hours,

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at least 12 hours, I think that requires a lot of physical work.

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Sure.

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And what's the difference between the payment for physical work and that for brain work?

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I think brain work should be paid more than the physical work

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because brain work um requires a lot of time to be

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um how to say uh professional in the job field however

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physical work is doesn't really take a lot of time to be professional in that work field so

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why does it not take as much time um

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because for the physical work if they go to gym and work for for a month,

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workout for a month, they can be very strong and get a lot of muscles.

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But the brain work, they require a lot of,

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at least one year, one year to study in the field.

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For example, for me, I studied for,

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I would say, three years,

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three years, three years, about 12 years.

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I studied 12 years.

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So I think it is more valuable than the physical work.

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Yeah.

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And can physical workers receive higher salaries in the future?

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In the future?

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Maybe.

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Maybe about like maybe 70 percent.

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I'm 70 percent sure because recently there is a digital transformation going on very fast.

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So the AI can be more useful in the future than human's brain.

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So I think in the future maybe physical work can be more paid off.

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And do you think machines could replace human workers in the future?

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Not all of them, but maybe 50 percent.

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For example, like the work such as that requires creativity,

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that then robots cannot replace humans.

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However, if it's not the creativity per se,

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if it comes to such as like Excel or typing,

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just like simple works, then robots can replace humans.

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Okay.

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Yeah.

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All right, really nicely done.

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We've come to the end.

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Oh, really?

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Come to the end.

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Okay.

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So I think you did a really nice job there.

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So now we can go into some of the things to work on.

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And remember the IELTS is scored on four categories.

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So there's fluency and coherence,

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there's pronunciation, then there's vocabulary and grammar.

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In terms of both fluency and pronunciation,

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you really have no problems.

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You speak with with only natural pauses occasionally as you're looking for a word

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and your pronunciation of single words is very good and your your sentences have a rhythm.

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So both of those categories are really good.

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In terms of vocabulary and grammar it's also really good I was writing down a lot

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but there's nothing to worry about but those would be the two areas to

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if you wanted to move up at all

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and we can take a look at a couple of a

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couple of things to think about there is there's not one single error

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because you did really well in the test it's a little small thing here

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and a small thing there one part in in part one

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when you were talking about your studying you switched a little bit back

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and forth between the present and the past tense it was mostly in the past tense

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and then a few verbs there was a few there was an is

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but it's important in those in those questions about the past

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to keep all of your verbs in the past tense

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so keep on that keep keeping in mind of

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that there were small things about subject verb agreement to I

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think at one point you said it it doesn't depends on

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but we want to remember that it depends it depends

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and really minor things around word order as you were talking about your hometown you mentioned

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that it was very popular with cherry blossoms we'd actually want to reverse those two we want to say

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that cherry blossoms are really popular yeah yeah

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so just minor sort of minor things and the similar things in part two and part three

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The other point might be developing your answers just a little bit more.

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As you get into those higher IELTS bands,

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you want to give slightly longer answers.

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Part 2 was a good answer,

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but I could tell that after we got past a minute,

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you started to run out of things to say.

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The only thing to do to hit the 2 minutes is to just practice over and over again.

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To give more details.

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To give just a little bit more detail.

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But it was a really well-structured answer.

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You started with describing who the person was and then got more detailed.

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So I could follow along,

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and again with good pronunciation and good fluency.

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It was good.

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Within that part two answer,

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there were a couple of times where I think you were looking for an adjective.

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Yeah, it was so hard.

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higher end of vocabulary the thing to work on is just just expanding the range of adjectives

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that you can that you can call to mind in a test situation

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but overall I thought it was a really good test part three was also it was like good answers

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that could have been slightly more developed but but overall really nice

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and these these grammar and vocabulary points are very small so Thank you.

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Well done and thank you for coming in today.

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Thank you.

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Nice to meet you.

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Nice to meet you too.

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