Band 6+: Describe a member of your family you get on well with. You should say: who it is what relationship you have to that person what that person is like what you do together and explain why you get on so well.

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

The response adequately addresses all parts of the question, providing a description of the family member and explaining why the speaker gets along well with them. However, more detail and specific examples could enhance the response. Consider expanding on shared activities, providing specific anecdotes, and elaborating on the personality traits mentioned to create a richer and more engaging narrative. The response could be expanded as it currently feels quite brief.

The answer is coherent and easy to follow. There is a slight hesitation and repetition ("we have, we enjoy"), but overall the flow is natural. Consider adding a concluding sentence to summarize why you get along so well, perhaps emphasizing shared values or experiences beyond childhood.

The vocabulary is sophisticated and precise. Words like "empathy," "sympathy," and "knowledgeable" demonstrate a good range. While the phrase "a big resource of empathy" could be slightly improved to "a great deal of empathy," it doesn't detract significantly from the overall impression. Consider using more varied synonyms for "same taste" to showcase a wider vocabulary.

Grammar is mostly accurate. Minor issues include the slightly awkward phrasing of "a big resource of empathy" and the run-on sentence "When I was a child I played football with him and we have, we enjoy a lot." These are easily corrected with minor edits. Using more complex sentence structures would enhance the score.