Band 5+: do you live in a house or a flat

Your pronunciation is above average. However, you may find complexity in certain words challenging. Regular practice should aid in improvement.

The student provides a clear answer to the question, but it is not entirely accurate. They mention living in a dorm room, which is a type of accommodation, but they also mention staying there 24 hours a day, which suggests they are not living there in the traditional sense. The student could benefit from clarifying their living situation and using more precise language to describe their accommodation.

The student's speech is somewhat hesitant and contains several fillers ('uh', 'um'). The answer is not entirely coherent, as the student jumps between different points without clear transitions. The student could improve their fluency by practicing speaking more naturally and using connecting words to link their ideas.

The student uses a limited range of vocabulary, but they are able to express their ideas with some clarity. They use the word 'dorm room' correctly, but they could expand their vocabulary by using more specific terms to describe their accommodation. For example, they could use 'boarding school' instead of 'board school' and 'residence hall' instead of 'dorm room'.

The student makes several grammatical errors, including incorrect use of prepositions ('at room stay', 'since two years ago until now'). They also use the incorrect tense ('I walk there') and have difficulty with the correct use of articles ('a flight'). The student could improve their grammatical accuracy by practicing using correct grammar in different contexts.