Band 5+: what your fav subject

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

The answer directly addresses the question and identifies a favorite subject. However, the development of the response is somewhat inconsistent. While the speaker mentions why the subject is captivating, the subsequent explanation regarding childhood frustration with exercises feels slightly disconnected from the initial claim of why the subject is 'captivating.' To improve, try to link your personal anecdotes more clearly to your current preference. For example, you could explain how overcoming those early frustrations led to your current passion for the subject.

The response shows an attempt to use discourse markers like 'To be frank' and 'definitely,' but the coherence breaks down significantly towards the end. The transition from liking math to being 'mad at exercise' is logically confusing without better connective tissue. To improve, ensure that your ideas follow a logical progression: if you love math now, explain how your past frustration evolved into your current passion.

You used some good descriptive words like 'captivating' and 'on a daily basis.' However, the use of 'mad at exercise' is slightly imprecise in this context; 'frustrated with math problems' or 'struggled with equations' would be more natural. Avoid repeating the word 'exercise' too frequently; try synonyms like 'problems,' 'tasks,' or 'calculations.'

The grammar in the latter half of the answer is quite weak and fragmented. The phrase 'my father You have to learn math exercise and you have to solve' is grammatically incomplete and lacks proper sentence structure (it's a run-on attempt at reported speech). You should practice using reported speech (e.g., 'My father insisted that I solve...') and ensure your sentences have a clear subject, verb, and object.