Band 4+: International food 1. Can you find food from many different countries where you live? 2. How often do you eat typical food from other country? 3. Have you ever tried making food from another country? 4. What food from your country would you recommend to people from other countries?

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The response partially addresses the question. While the candidate mentions the availability of international food and their interest in trying food from other countries, they don't fully answer all parts of the question. They mention trying black rice and Pad Thai but don't elaborate on the frequency of eating international food or attempting to cook it themselves. They also fail to recommend a Vietnamese dish to others. More comprehensive answers to each part of the question are needed.

The response lacks fluency and coherence. There are several instances of unclear phrasing and grammatical errors that disrupt the flow of the response. The ideas are not well-organized, and the connection between sentences is sometimes weak. The candidate needs to improve their sentence structure and use more cohesive devices to connect their ideas smoothly.

The vocabulary used is adequate but not particularly sophisticated or precise. The candidate uses some appropriate words related to food, but there is a lack of range and precision in their vocabulary. They could improve by using more descriptive adjectives and specific culinary terms to enhance their descriptions of food.

The response contains several grammatical errors, including incorrect word order, tense inconsistencies, and article usage. The candidate demonstrates limited grammatical range and accuracy. They need to focus on improving their grammar and sentence structure to achieve a higher score. More practice with complex sentence structures is recommended.