Speaking: You did well when answering questions and your sentences remained comprehensible. At times, you had to make pauses before responding and made use of fillers. The errors you made were very minor but some of them can also affect the meaning of your sentences, so make sure to take note of those.

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Grammar: Please take note of your common errors. Good job again for noting down your common errors in class:

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Prepositions:

​You said: COVID-19 ​affected to people...

Correct: COVID-19 affected people...

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​Articles:

​You said: Australia features a very beautiful sceneries.

Correct: Australia features very beautiful sceneries.

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Word form:

​You said: discount product

Correct: discounted product

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​Vocabulary: You did very well using the new vocabulary that we learned in sentences. Just take note of some words and sentences:

​- transmissible: able to be passed on from one person or organism to another.

- subside: become less intense, violent, or severe.

- greedily: in a way that shows a wish to have a lot more food, money, etc. than you need

- utility pole: a tall pole used to carry telephone wires and other utility lines above the ground; a telephone pole.

- incomparable: so good or great that nothing or no one else could achieve the same standard

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You said: My wife intervenes me when I'm watching TV.

Correct: My wife intervenes when I'm watching TV.

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​Pronunciation: Please take note of how to pronounce these words:

​outlet: /aeowt-lit/

climate: /klaiy-mit/

Australia: /os-treiy-liy-uh/

serves: /survz/

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​​Overall Feedback: You have no issues responding to questions. It seems like you are more prepared to talk about more demanding topics. However, you should practice speaking and self-correcting when you make mistakes while maintaining your fluency.