Student: Ra’no
Examiner: Ak

Your score: 5.5

🔵 Fluency and coherence: 6
🔵 Lexical resources: 5/6
🔵 Grammatical range &
       accuracy: 5/6
🔵 Pronunciation: 6

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? TOP 10 ENGLISH TV SHOWS *(in order of difficulty)

Intermediate (Band 4.5+)1. Friends* (1994-2004)
2. Young Sheldon (2017 - )
3. The Office** (2005-2013)

Upper-intermediate (Band 6.0+)4. How I Met Your Mother (2005-2014)
5. Brooklyn Nine-Nine (2013-2021)
6. The Big Bang Theory (2007-2019)
7. The Good Doctor (2017 - )

Advanced (Band 7.0+)8. House M.D. (2004-2012)
9. The Rookie (2018 - )
10. Suits (2011-2019)

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Grammatical Range and Accuracy:

This criterion focuses on your ability to use a variety of sentence structures accurately. It includes your use of grammar, punctuation, and sentence formation. Avoiding common grammatical errors and demonstrating a good grasp of English grammar rules are crucial for a high score in this area.

Lexical Resource (Vocabulary):

This criterion examines the range and accuracy of the vocabulary you use. It's important to demonstrate a wide vocabulary and use words appropriately and effectively to convey your ideas. Avoiding repetition and using precise language can help boost your score.

Coherence and Cohesion:

This criterion evaluates the overall structure and organization of your essay. It looks at how logically your ideas are presented and how well your paragraphs and sentences are linked together. A well-organized essay with clear progression of ideas scores higher in this area.

Task Achievement (Task Response):

This criterion assesses how well you address the task requirements in your essay. You need to clearly present, highlight, and illustrate key features or trends, and present a clear and relevant position throughout your essay.