Band 5+: Is there anything you would like to change about your current home?

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

The answer addresses the question by suggesting a change regarding home decorations. However, the use of the word 'inevitable' is semantically incorrect in this context, as it does not logically connect to the idea of wanting to change decorations. To improve, ensure that the vocabulary used accurately reflects your intended meaning. Additionally, while you mentioned glass as a decoration, the explanation of why it appeals to people is somewhat vague. Providing more specific details - such as how glass affects the lighting or the sense of space in a room - would lead to a more well-developed and natural response.

The speaker manages to answer the question and uses basic cohesive devices like 'Firstly' and 'In the future'. However, the flow is somewhat repetitive, and the connection between ideas is weak. For example, the sentence 'It demonstrates the people like glass' is logically disconnected from the previous thought. To improve, try to use more complex linking words (e.g., 'Because of this...', 'As a result...') and avoid repeating the same sentence structures.

The vocabulary is quite limited and used inaccurately. The word 'inevitable' is used incorrectly in this context (it usually means something that cannot be avoided, which doesn't make sense when describing a home). The phrase 'famous decoration' is also a bit unnatural; 'popular trend' or 'fashionable style' would be better. You should aim to use more precise adjectives and collocations, such as 'modernize the interior' or 'aesthetic appeal'.

The speaker uses simple sentence structures, which is fine for Part 1, but there are noticeable errors. 'It's very famous decoration' is missing an article ('a very famous decoration'). The phrase 'do this decoration with my home' is grammatically awkward; 'apply this style to my home' would be more accurate. Work on your use of articles (a/an/the) and prepositional phrases to increase your score.