Band 7+: Who do you live with?

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

The response directly answers the question and provides relevant details about the living situation. The answer is well-elaborated and includes personal feelings and experiences, demonstrating a strong command of the English language.

The response is generally fluent, but there are a few pauses and minor incoherencies. The phrase "I don't get up early" seems a bit out of place in the context of why you live with your parents. While the ideas are connected, the transition could be smoother. Consider using clearer linking words to connect your ideas more logically. For example, you could say, "I still live with my parents because housing is very expensive in my country. Also, I enjoy spending time with them..."

The vocabulary is adequate and generally appropriate. Using phrases like "spending a good time together" and "watching a good movie or series" is fine, but could be more precise. Try to use more specific and varied vocabulary to enhance your response. For example, instead of "spending a good time together," you could say "enjoying quality time together" or "sharing meaningful experiences."

The grammar is mostly accurate, but there are a few errors. "I don't get up early but I feel happy" could be improved by using 'however' or 'and'. "Before it was very dangerous thing now is more security" is a bit awkward. It could be rephrased as "Before, it was very dangerous, but now there is more security." Focus on using a wider range of grammatical structures with greater accuracy.