Band 5+: Can you find food from many different countries where you live? How often do you eat typical food from other countries? Have you ever tried making food from another country? What food from your country would you recommend to people from other countries?

Your pronunciation is below average and may be understood with some effort. Pay attention to common phonemes that are challenging for you.

The response addresses the first two questions adequately, providing examples of international cuisines available and explaining the frequency of consumption. However, it omits answers to the last two questions regarding cooking international food and recommending local cuisine. To improve, ensure all parts of the question are addressed with relevant details.

The response is somewhat disjointed. The phrase "I'm still a team in Jakarta" is unclear and disrupts the flow. There are also pauses and fillers like "One, two, three" at the end, which negatively impact fluency. To improve, focus on speaking in complete, clear sentences and avoid unnecessary pauses. Practice organizing your thoughts before speaking to maintain a smoother flow.

The vocabulary is basic and repetitive (e.g., "different food from different countries"). The phrase "my tongue is not that sweet" is an inaccurate way to express a lack of adventurousness with food. To enhance your lexical resource, try to use more varied and precise vocabulary related to food and preferences. For example, instead of "my tongue is not that sweet," you could say "my palate is not very adventurous" or "I prefer familiar flavors."

The grammar is generally understandable, but there are some inaccuracies. For example, "I'm not that often eating food" is not grammatically correct. It should be "I don't eat food that often." To improve, focus on using correct word order and verb tenses. Review basic grammar rules and practice constructing sentences with different structures.