Band 7+: How often do you use your mobile phone for things other than calling?

Your pronunciation is very good. Aim to refine subtleties and intonation to further improve.

The answer directly addresses the question by comparing the frequency of calls versus texting, clearly stating a preference for texting. It provides a natural, personal elaboration on the reason for this preference, which demonstrates a willingness to expand beyond a minimal response. To achieve a higher score, you could add a bit more detail, such as mentioning specific situations where you might make calls (e.g., urgent matters) or how often you text in general, to further develop the response.

The answer is coherent and easy to follow, with a clear preference for texting over calling. There is a slight redundancy in the phrase 'make and cause any trouble' which could be streamlined. Minor self-correction or hesitation is not evident, but the flow is natural. To improve, consider adding a brief example or contrasting statement to enhance coherence.

Good use of vocabulary such as 'urgent', 'disturbing', and 'uncomfortable moment' which are appropriate for the context. However, there is a minor lexical error: 'make and cause any trouble' is redundant; 'cause trouble' is sufficient. Using more varied expressions like 'prefer texting over calling' or 'avoid phone calls' would demonstrate greater flexibility.

The grammar is mostly accurate with a good range of structures, including a conditional ('if it's not something urgent') and a reason clause ('because I have a feeling...'). The phrase 'make and cause any trouble' is grammatically awkward and could be simplified to 'cause any trouble'. Overall, the answer is clear and error-free apart from this minor issue.