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Band 6+: How do you think globalization has impacted the sense of national identity in different countries?

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What I would say is that it has changed a lot. In the past, people would stick to their own country. But today, a lot of people are going abroad to obtain dual citizenship. For example, Filipino professional nurses would like to go to the UK or the US, not only for jobs but to secure citizenship. They are aware they will gain many benefits. It’s also a good feeling to become one of the citizens in a first-world country.

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What I would say it has changed a lot. In the past people will just stick into their own country. But today a lot of people are going abroad to have a dual citizenship. To cite an example, Filipinos, professional nurses would like to go to the UK or to the US. not only for job but to secure a citizenship. Because they are aware they will gain a lot of benefits. And also it’s a good feeling to become one of the citizens in the first world counter.

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Vocabulary Complexity:
A2 - Upper Beginner
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Vocabulary Repetition:

would: 3

people: 2

country: 2

citizenship: 2

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Pronunciation

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

Task Response

The response addresses the question but relies heavily on a single example. To improve, broaden the discussion to include various aspects of national identity beyond citizenship and consider the cultural, economic, and social impacts of globalization. Providing a more balanced and comprehensive perspective will strengthen the answer.

Fluency & Coherence

The answer is generally coherent, but there are some minor hesitations. The structure is clear, but could benefit from more sophisticated linking words to enhance the flow. Try to minimize pauses and use linking phrases to connect ideas more smoothly.

Lexical Resource

The vocabulary is adequate and relevant to the topic. The phrase 'first world counter' is not quite accurate; it should be 'first world country'. Expanding the range of vocabulary related to globalization and national identity would improve the score. For example, use words like 'cultural diffusion', 'homogenization', or 'multiculturalism'.

Grammatical Range & Accuracy

There are some grammatical errors, such as 'people will just stick into their own country' (should be 'people would just stick to their own country') and 'to become one of the citizens in the first world counter' (should be 'to become one of the citizens in a first-world country'). While the overall meaning is clear, correcting these errors and using a wider range of grammatical structures would improve the score.

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