Band 7+: what kind of job would you like to do in the future?

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

The answer is directly on topic and provides a clear, natural response to the question. It includes specific examples (English teacher, international company) and gives reasons for the preference, showing a willingness to elaborate. To reach a higher band, you could add a bit more detail or a personal touch, such as mentioning a particular field or how you plan to achieve this goal. Overall, the response is well-structured and appropriate for the question.

The answer is coherent and well-organized, with a clear introduction of the preferred job type, a reason, and an additional consideration. There is no repetition or self-correction. However, the response is relatively short and could be expanded with more details or examples to demonstrate fuller fluency and coherence. To improve, consider adding a brief example or elaborating on why you enjoy learning languages or how you plan to develop your skills.

The vocabulary used is appropriate and precise for the topic, including terms like 'involves using English,' 'international company,' 'communicate with people from different countries,' and 'opportunities to develop my skills.' However, the range is somewhat limited, and there is no use of less common or idiomatic language. To achieve a higher score, try incorporating more varied vocabulary, such as 'cross-cultural communication,' 'career prospects,' or 'professional growth.'

The grammar is accurate with correct use of relative clauses ('a job that involves'), gerunds ('using English'), and infinitive structures ('to communicate,' 'to develop'). The sentence structures are varied but not overly complex. There is one minor error in the raw answer: 'a job what involves' should be 'a job that involves' (corrected in the refined version). To improve, aim to use more complex structures, such as conditional sentences or passive voice, and ensure all relative pronouns are correct.