Band 6+: Are you good at managing your time? How do you plan your day?

Your pronunciation is quite good. Working on consistency and tackling difficult sounds may enhance clarity.

The response addresses the question directly but could benefit from more elaboration on how you attempt to plan your day, even if you're not always successful. Providing specific examples of unexpected events or planning methods would enhance the answer.

The response is somewhat coherent, but there's noticeable repetition of ideas and phrases ('many accidents and many situations'). This affects the flow. Try to use synonyms or different sentence structures to express similar ideas to improve coherence and avoid sounding repetitive. Also, avoid starting multiple clauses with 'and'.

The vocabulary is adequate but lacks precision and variety. Words like 'accidents' are used in a general sense. Consider using more specific vocabulary to describe the unexpected events or challenges that disrupt your schedule. For example, instead of 'accidents,' you could say 'unexpected meetings,' 'urgent tasks,' or 'sudden obligations.'

The grammar is generally accurate, but there are a few minor errors ('exact plan of my day' should be 'exact plan for the day'). The range of structures is somewhat limited. Try to incorporate more complex sentence structures (e.g., using relative clauses or conditional sentences) to demonstrate a wider grammatical range. For example, 'Because life is constantly changing, I find it difficult to adhere strictly to my daily plan.'