AI Examiner
Speaking band breakdown
7.0/9.0
C1CEFR
4mDuration
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Grammar
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Pronunciation
Examiner00:00 – 00:06
Let's talk about where you would like to live. What kind of place would you choose?
You00:07 – 00:30
Well, my ideal place to stay would be a small house in the countryside, maybe near the mountains or a lake. I think a quite place in the natureVocabularyUse 'quiet' for silence and drop the article before 'nature'.Try“a quiet place in nature” would be perfect for meVocabulary'Ideal' carries the personal-fit meaning more precisely here.Try“would be ideal for me”, em, because I really love hiking and the fresh air.
0:000:23
Filler · 2Hesitation · 1Natural pause · 1
Examiner00:25 – 00:30
Do you enjoy your studies? Why?
You00:31 – 00:52
Honestly, more than I expected. I'm doingGrammarPrefer 'studying' or 'majoring in' when talking about a degree.Try“I'm studying” computer engineering, and the problem-solving side of it feels almost like playing a puzzleVocabularyIdiomatic mismatch — puzzles are 'solved', not 'played'.Try“like solving a puzzle” every day.
0:000:21
Filler · 2Hesitation · 1Natural pause · 1
Examiner00:53 – 01:00
How often do you spend time with your family?
You01:01 – 01:24
We usually have dinner together every Sunday. My mum insists on it, and although I sometimes complain, it's actually the highlight of my weekVocabularyStrong collocation — well used..
0:000:23
Filler · 2Hesitation · 1Natural pause · 1
- Use a wider range of vocabulary and less common expressions
- Use more natural collocations and idiomatic phrases
- Use more linking devices to connect ideas smoothly across paragraphs
Pace
Words per minute
Examiners tend to respond more positively when you speak at a pace of about 120–150 words per minute — natural, easy to follow, and easy to keep accurate.
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Pro feature · Filler radar
6.2 fillers per minute
Distribution vs native speakers
Corpus mean 2.5/min
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8+
6–7/minHeavy
Density is high enough to lower Fluency & Coherence.— your zone at 6.2/min.
Top fillers
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Example from this part
I think a quite place in the nature would be perfect for me, em, because I really love hiking and, uh, the fresh air.Pro feature · Part 3 Idea Progression
Storytelling Skill
Band6.0
4/6 succesful
Tap any step to see the exact line to improve.
1
Opening
Clear framing of the Part 3 topic — you signalled the discussion area before diving in.
2
Main Idea
Confident thesis — one clear position that the rest of the answer can support.
3
Detail
You backed the main idea with a specific mechanism, not just a general claim.
4
Example
You never gave a concrete personal or real-world example. In Part 3, a mini-anecdote or a named case study is what pushes Fluency & Coherence into band 8.
5
Extension
Nice counter-point — extending with a contrasting view shows discursive range.
6
Closing
The answer trails off without returning to your main idea. A one-sentence wrap-up ("So overall, technology helps most students but not all") would close the loop the examiner is listening for.
Your Part 3 answer opens strongly and develops one clear position with detail and a counter-point — the two gaps are a concrete example and a closing sentence that returns to your main idea.