Band 5+: Do you think unemployment benefits raise unemployment durations?

Your pronunciation is average. It is understandable but not always accurate. Focusing on the rhythm and stress patterns of English could prove beneficial.

The response addresses the question but lacks depth and sufficient reasoning. The answer relies on a simplistic 'it depends' approach without exploring the complexities of the issue. To improve, consider discussing the economic principles at play, such as incentives and disincentives, and providing a more nuanced analysis of how unemployment benefits can affect job-seeking behavior.

The answer is somewhat coherent but contains some hesitations and repetitions ('you should work, you should work'). The organization of ideas could be clearer. Try to use more cohesive devices to link your ideas together smoothly. For example, use 'however' or 'on the other hand' to contrast the situations of a single person versus someone with a family.

The vocabulary is basic and lacks precision. 'Dispensies' is not the correct word; perhaps you meant 'expenses'. Try to use a wider range of vocabulary related to economics and employment. For example, instead of 'quite good,' you could say 'adequate' or 'sufficient'.

There are several grammatical errors, such as 'if you live single' (should be 'if you live alone' or 'if you are single'), 'so the situation are raised' (should be 'so the situation may be prolonged'), and 'if you leave family' (should be 'if you have a family'). Focus on using correct verb tenses and subject-verb agreement. Practice using a variety of sentence structures to improve your grammatical range.